I-95 to Reopen Friday After Philadelphia Bridge Collapse Repairs
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The damaged portion of I-95 in Philadelphia, which collapsed on June 11 after a tanker truck caught fire, killing the driver, will reopen temporary lanes at 12 p.m. Friday, less than two weeks after the incident. There will be six temporary lanes for drivers to access. The state's transportation department also trucked in 2,000 tons of lightweight recycled glass nuggets to fill in the collapsed area. The complete rebuild of I-95 would take "some number of months," according to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.
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