I-95 construction: Rendering shows how temporary bridge will look
Renderings from PennDOT show how the temporary repairs to the collapsed I-95 overpass will look.
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Renderings from PennDOT show how the temporary repairs to the collapsed I-95 overpass will look.
On Thursday, the council unanimously passed a resolution calling for public hearings to explore the idea.
There is now a detour around the I-95 detour in Philadelphia after a car hit a pole leading to downed wires.
A CBS News investigation found over the last 10 years, the number of big rig accidents involving hazardous materials has increased by 155%.
While there is no definite estimate as to when the temporary lanes will be ready in Philadelphia, crews will continue to work around the clock to get it reopened.
The Philly mayor's office has declined to answer just how much all those extra officers are so far costing. We'll keep pressing officials over how our tax dollars are being spent.
After the partial collapse of I-95, truck drivers are trying to navigate detours on residential roads with traffic lights slowing down their shipments.
Officials say the demolition is expected to take about four more days. Then comes the cleanup.
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.
Route 130, between Cove Road and Union Avenue in Pennsauken Township, is completely shut down during Monday's commute due to a fire.
An economic study by the state found it would cost road users $400,000 per day by using alternate routes. The study added a monetary value to travel times for cars and trucks and the operating costs of various alternate routes.
Jana Tidwell of AAA is urging motorists to plan accordingly after a portion of Interstate 95 collapsed after a tanker truck fire.
Bikers gathered for a 66-mile journey from Philadelphia to Atlantic City to raise more than $1.3 million for cancer research and treatment.
People in violation of the law could face a $2,000 fine or seizure of their car.