I-95 in Philadelphia to Reopen This Weekend After Collapse

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Interstate 95 in Philadelphia, which collapsed two weeks ago due to a tanker truck fire, will reopen this weekend, a week ahead of schedule. Three lanes in each direction will be available for traffic. Crews have worked around the clock to demolish and repair the interstate, with the gap underneath the interstate filled with ultra-lightweight foamed glass aggregate. The governor praised the work ethic of the Philadelphia Building Trades union workers and the coordination with local, state, and federal partners.
- I-95 will open this weekend in Philadelphia, Shapiro says TribLIVE
- I-95 traffic to resume this weekend in Philly with interim fix after fire and collapse lehighvalleylive.com
- Collapsed section of I-95 set to reopen this weekend WGAL Susquehanna Valley Pa.
- I-95 reopening project: Portion of Interstate 95 that collapsed in Philly will reopen this weekend, Pennsylvania Gov. Shapiro says WPVI-TV
- Joyce M. Davis: Pa. highway collapse shows how vulnerable our roads are TribLIVE
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