A Bremen man died after being injured in a multivehicle crash along Interstate 95 in New Hampshire Monday night, New Hampshire State Police said.

Police identified the victim as 62-year-old Martin Osier in a written release Tuesday.

Osier was traveling south when is Toyota Camry drifted from the lane and sideswiped a concrete barrier near the road’s Exit 7. He drove roughly 2 miles more, with at least one partially deflated tire, before his car stopped in a travel lane “for reasons that remain under investigation,” the department said.

Once stopped, Osier was rear-ended by another car, driven by New Hampshire resident Courtney Ramer, 31, pushing Osier’s car into another travel lane, where it was rear-ended a second time by a third vehicle, operated by 56-year-old Massachusetts resident Colleen Leonard, the department said.

Troopers responded at around 6:40 p.m. Monday, the department said. Officials closed I-95’s southbound lanes for about four hours Monday night, the department said.

Ramer and Leonard were treated at a hospital for minor injuries.

Osier was also transported to the hospital, where he died, the department said.

Anyone with information regarding the crash is asked to contact New Hampshire State Trooper Brian Hanna at Brian.D.Hanna@DOS.NH.gov.