I-95 reopens in Philadelphia after deadly collapse and fiery crash.

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Interstate 95 in Philadelphia has reopened less than two weeks after a deadly collapse, with an interim six-lane roadway that will serve motorists during construction of a permanent bridge. Crews worked around the clock and wrapped up ahead of schedule, allaying fears the critical highway would be closed for many weeks. The closure of an important commercial artery snarled traffic in and around Philadelphia and threatened to raise the cost of consumer goods as truckers were forced to detour around the area.
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- I95 Philadelphia repairs: Bridge collapse temporary lanes open to traffic The Philadelphia Inquirer
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- I-95 to reopen two weeks after fiery crash WFAA
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