I-95 Philadelphia Bridge Collapse: Repairs Completed and Lanes Reopen.
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Two weeks after a deadly tanker truck fire and I-95 collapse in Philadelphia, crews have opened six temporary lanes of I-95 for commuters, travel, and commerce. Construction crews had been out in 12-hour shifts, around the clock, to open the lanes. Traffic was moving over the temporary lanes during the Monday morning rush. Crews will begin working on the permanent bridge along the outer lanes of the highway.
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- I-95 in Philadelphia reopens 12 days after deadly collapse ABC15 Arizona in Phoenix
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