"Governor sets 2-week deadline for I-95 reopening despite mixed driver opinions and ongoing repairs"

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The collapsed section of I-95 near Philadelphia is set to reopen this weekend, according to Governor Josh Shapiro. The repair work has been progressing rapidly, with the hardworking men and women of the Philadelphia building trades making tremendous progress over the last few days. The construction crews have worked around the clock, 24/7 in 12-hour shifts, to get the road reopened as quickly as possible. The recycled glass aggregate used in the repair work has been used in Pennsylvania for 7-8 years and is safe and sound.
- Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro holds news conference on re-opening I-95 WGAL Susquehanna Valley Pa.
- Drivers have mixed feelings about temporary roadway on I-95 CBS Philadelphia
- Will I-95 be safe to drive on once it reopens in 2 weeks? CBS News
- I-95 reopening: Timelapse video shows progress to repair collapsed stretch of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia's Tacony section WPVI-TV
- Work continues on collapsed stretch of I-95 with 2-week deadline set by governor FOX 29 Philadelphia
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