US Transportation Secretary visits site of deadly I-95 collapse in Philadelphia.
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US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited the site of the I-95 collapse in Philadelphia and pledged federal support for rebuilding the major North-South highway quickly and safely. The collapse was caused by a tanker truck fire, and the closure of the highway is expected to last for weeks, affecting the supply chain and costs. Design plans for the rebuild and a timeline for completion are expected to be announced on Wednesday.
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