NTSB releases preliminary report of I-95 Philadelphia collapse investigation
The I-95 collapse remains under investigation as the National Transporation Safety Board releases preliminary details of what happened.
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The I-95 collapse remains under investigation as the National Transporation Safety Board releases preliminary details of what happened.
The 1st fire truck to respond to the I-95 collapse drove on new temporary lanes Friday before the highway opened to drivers.
The temporary lanes on I-95 will reopen in Philadelphia this weekend after a portion of the highway collapsed.
The roadway over the collapsed part of I-95 will reopen within 2 weeks, the first time a timeline has been given.
Biden is in town for a campaign rally - but he'll also fly over the I-95 collapse construction site.
A livestream to watch workers repair the collapsed section of I-95 in Philadelphia is now online - here's how to watch it.
Pennsylvania leaders announced their plan for the I-95 repair efforts Wednesday.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is in Philadelphia on Tuesday to visit the site of the I-95 collapse.
Although authorities still haven't identified the driver of the tanker truck, police sources tell CBS News Philadelphia, human remains were recovered Monday morning.
Nathan Moody was a father of three and first started driving trucks in the military.
I-95 is a main arterial roadway in the U.S. that goes north and south along the east coast. On average, 160,000 vehicles use the highway a day to go through the Philadelphia area.
A portion of I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia collapsed Sunday morning after a large truck fire.
At a rest stop in Woodbridge, New Jersey, truckers commiserated over the traffic nightmare following the collapse.
