I-95 Collapse in Philadelphia Highlights Vulnerability of Roads and Traffic Apps Redirecting Drivers.

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Traffic and direction apps such as Waze and Google Maps have started routing traffic using some of New Jersey's highways and Delaware River Port Authority bridges after the June 11 tanker truck crash and fire on I-95 in North Philadelphia, despite official detours that were planned by emergency officials months ago. While fixing I-95 is the number one priority, the regions back-up plan for the next three months, including wear and tear on the routes traffic diverts to, should also be supported with some federal funding, if repairs are needed.
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