I-95 Bridge Collapse

The findings shed new light on the June 11, 2023, early morning crash that destroyed the bridge beyond repair.

The new beams are the first sign of permanent repairs to the formerly damaged structure.

It will be located at the Philadelphia Fire Department Engine 38 training facility.

Fill material for the I-95 emergency fix was made with recycled glass from Burlington County.

The driver exited I-95's northbound lanes at Cottman Ave. on a curved off-ramp that was posted with 25 mph speed limit and truck rollover warnings.

An analysis by INRIX shows congestion was localized and has largely dissipated.

Six temporary lanes will carry traffic on Interstate 95 through the city's Tacony section.

The estimated cost for this project is an estimated $25 million to $30 million.

Damaged section of I-95 will reopen this weekend to six lanes of traffic, after Gov. Shapiro announced an accelerated timeline.

“I’ve directed my team...to move heaven and earth to get this done as soon as humanly possible,” Biden said.

The incident continues to snarl nearby roadways. But a solution is on its way.

There’s still no estimate of how long the highway rebuild might take, but there’s a big push to make it happen fast.

Engineers say temporary fixes of I-95 or military bridges are not viable options.

State Police to escort dump trucks carrying construction materials to ensure “not a single moment is wasted,” Gov. Shapiro announces.

The risks of transporting hazardous materials along the Delaware River, in particular, remains a concern.