Body recovered in wreckage of I-95 collapse in Philadelphia
A body has been recovered one day after a fiery tanker truck crash caused part of I-95 in Philadelphia to collapse.
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A body has been recovered one day after a fiery tanker truck crash caused part of I-95 in Philadelphia to collapse.
A six mile stretch of the highway remains closed in both directions after a fuel tanker fire caused a major collapse in Philadelphia.
A massive overpass was reduced to rubble on I-95 in Philadelphia after a fuel tanker fire Sunday. Matt Petrillo reports for CBS2.
A tanker truck fire caused a section of I-95 in Philadelphia to collapse on Sunday. Matt Petrillo reports for CBS2.
A vehicle fire has closed down I-95 near Princeton Avenue in both directions and a portion of the roadway has collapsed on the northbound side Sunday morning, according to state police. Officials also said the southbound side of the interstate has also been compromised due to the blaze.
Officials said the truck spilled about 2,200 gallons of home heating oil, some of which flowed into the Thames River.
The fuel tanker spilled about 2,200 gallons of fuel onto the Gold Star Bridge, officials said.
A fuel tanker rolled over and caught fire on the Gold Star Bridge bridge in Groton, Connecticut, on Friday.
The 34-year-old victim, from Mount Vernon, died between Exits 18B and 19 during Tuesday night's commute.
Hundreds of motorists were stranded all night Monday in snow and freezing temperatures along an impassable stretch of interstate south of the nation's capital after a winter storm snarled traffic in Virginia.
Every hour, dozens of drivers make illegal U-turns at the bottom of the exit ramp - sometimes two at a time! Navigation apps seem to be compounding the problem.
Eleven people were arrested after Massachusetts State Police dealt with an armed standoff that shut down Interstate 95 in Wakefield.
According to New York State Police, up to 18 cars were involved in the crash, which took place around 7 a.m. near Exit 21 in the southbound lanes of I-95.
Beginning Friday night at 11p.m. and continuing through the weekend, work crews will be ripping out and replacing the 60-year-old bridge at Exit 9.
Here's a commuter alert, 30 days in advance. This one is a biggie.
The trucking industry's annual report called congestion where I-95 meets Route 4 in Fort Lee, west of the George Washington Bridge toll plaza the second worst in the country.
A 26-year-old woman and 27-year-old man, both from the Bronx, were hurt in the chain-reaction crash that state police say could have been avoided.
Bronx resident Jamil Fields, 55, is facing charges of attempted murder and assault, state police said.
State troopers say 24-year-old Mouhamed Cisse of the Bronx was found suffering from serious injuries, including gunshot wounds.
You run in for a loaf of bread or container of milk, but the sheriff's department is looking for something a little more sinister behind the shelves of your local deli.
Everyone knows it's dangerous, but a lot of people are still doing it -- driving while distracted.
New York state police are asking for the public's help in locating the car that struck and killed a tow truck operator in Westchester County.
A driver has been arrested for allegedly driving under the influence during a fiery fatal crash on the I-95 in Connecticut.
Thirty-six people suffered minor to severe injuries when a tour bus carrying 55 passengers from New York to the Mohegan Sun Casino hit a guardrail and flipped onto its side in the town of Madison.
Nineteen people were injured Wednesday afternoon when a coach bus slammed into the rear of a semi-trailer truck on Interstate 95 in Norwalk, Connecticut.
