I-95 Collapse in Philadelphia to be Repaired and Reopened Within Two Weeks
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The collapsed stretch of Interstate 95 in Philadelphia, which has been closed to East Coast traffic since last weekend, will reopen within two weeks, according to Pennsylvania's governor. The highway collapsed after a tractor-trailer hauling gasoline flipped over on an off-ramp and caught fire. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg promised that the federal government would provide the needed assistance to repair the destruction. Commuters are hoping the highway reopens relatively soon, but officials do not have a specific timeline for reconstruction yet.
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- I-95 repair: PennDOT shows how bridge over collapse will look CBS Philly
- Storm causes brief delay in Interstate 95 reconstruction in Philadelphia WPVI-TV
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