I-95 Philadelphia Bridge Collapse: Demolition Complete, Reconstruction Plan Expected.

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Demolition work on the collapsed section of I-95 in Philadelphia will be completed by Thursday, and teams will begin rebuilding the overpass. The collapse has caused major traffic disruption, and it could take months to restore the highway that typically carries about 160,000 vehicles daily. The primary detour is about 23 miles, and 8% of the vehicles are trucks that will now need to take longer, more costly routes. The National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the incident, and residents in the area have been warned to expect delays to trash collection and bus routes.
- Demolition work on the section of I-95 that collapsed in Philadelphia will be completed by Thursday, governor says CNN
- Rebuilding timeline expected today for I-95 in Philadelphia 6abc Philadelphia
- I95 collapse in Philadelphia: News on bridge reconstruction, schedule expected The Philadelphia Inquirer
- I-95 Collapse Philadelphia: Reconstruction plan to be unveiled; tanker driver's cause of death revealed WPVI-TV
- Pennsylvania finalizing plan to reopen I-95 after bridge collapse The Washington Post
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