A vehicle traveling on Interstate 95 early Saturday morning went airborne and ended up in the Taylor River, officials said.Hampton Fire Rescue said a call was received for a vehicle that was going south on I-95, left the road, went airborne and landed on the rock alongside the road.When crews arrived, they found the vehicle in the Taylor River between the southbound and northbound overpasses, Hampton Fire Rescue said.New Hampshire State Police said when troopers arrived, they found a Honda Pilot damaged heavily, lying on its side in the Taylor River. The on-scene investigation determined that the vehicle was going south when it left the roadway, went through the median, struck the Taylor River Bridge and went airborne, state police said. The crash caused the vehicle to roll and land on its passenger side. The driver was extricated then taken to Portsmouth Regional Hospital for injuries they sustained, state police said. Three lanes of I-95 were closed for about two hours.Distracted driving and speed appear to be factors in the crash but all aspects remain under investigation, state police said.Anyone who may have saw the crash or the vehicle before the crash can contact Trooper Stephen Galvin at Stephen.M.Galvin@dos.nh.gov.