I-95 sign typo prompts apology from PennDOT, "Sorry, Philadelphia."
PennDOT was forced to apologize to Philadelphia after a sign from Cottman Avenue to southbound I-95 had an embarrassing typo: "Cenrtal."
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PennDOT was forced to apologize to Philadelphia after a sign from Cottman Avenue to southbound I-95 had an embarrassing typo: "Cenrtal."
The NTSB says an open manhole cover on a gas tanker truck may have led to the fire and explosion that collapsed part of I-95 in Philadelphia in June 2023.
Before I-95 reopens with eight lanes of traffic in Northeast Philadelphia, PennDOT said temporary lane closures will be in place through Friday morning.
Ten months after a tanker truck fire collapsed a portion of I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia, PennDOT says the permanent fix is about "three-quarters of the way done."
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Traffic on I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia will shift from a temporary roadway Monday to a new permanent stretch of the highway.
Mayor Jim Kenney and PennDOT officials are celebrating as the permanent I-95 structure beams settle in Thursday.
We checked on the owner of Awesome Little Cupcakes and she says business is doing better because most of her customers have returned but not all of them.
The closures are on Tuesday and Thursday, Wakisha Bailey reports.
Work on the section of I-95 that collapsed earlier this summer could cause delays for drivers again.
The delays will come as workers install beams for the permanent replacement roadway at the section of I-95 that collapsed in Philadelphia.
Coatesville-based High Steel Structures made the beams that will be used to repair the part of I-95 that collapsed in June.
Traffic is flowing on the temporary lanes I-95, but money isn't flowing into local businesses following the collapse of that roadway.
For businesses interested in the city's emergency grant program, the application deadline is next Wednesday, July 12. The small business loan program application deadline is March 2024.
The U.S. Small Business Administration may give low-interest loans to shops hurt by the I-95 collapse and its impact on traffic.
The I-95 collapse remains under investigation as the National Transporation Safety Board releases preliminary details of what happened.
Traffic is flowing once again on I95 near Cottman Avenue following the fatal tanker truck explosion, bridge collapse and rebuild.
It has been just two weeks since Philadelphia was rocked by the collapse of I-95, but hard work by first responders and construction workers got the city back on track.
Businesses in the area of Northeast Philly are thankful to see more people coming through the door following the opening of the temporary lanes on I-95.
I-95 near Cottman Avenue is back open to traffic less than two weeks after a deadly collapse. Here's what traffic looked like.
The 1st fire truck to respond to the I-95 collapse drove on new temporary lanes Friday before the highway opened to drivers.
Shapiro was joined by Mayor Jim Kenney and other officials to discuss the reopening of I-95 in Philadelphia less than two weeks after a deadly collapse.
Shapiro was joined by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and other officials to discuss the reopening of I-95. The highway will reopen at 12 p.m. Friday.
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