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Pennsylvania leaders announced their plan for the I-95 repair efforts Wednesday.
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Pennsylvania leaders announced their plan for the I-95 repair efforts Wednesday.
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.
Executives of a large-truck repair shop said Wednesday that the I-95 closures could hurt businesses, staff, and families across the area.
After the partial collapse of I-95, truck drivers are trying to navigate detours on residential roads with traffic lights slowing down their shipments.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is in Philadelphia on Tuesday to visit the site of the I-95 collapse.
Even with frustrating delays like this, workers at Sweet Lucy's say they will recover from the lost business.
Officials say the demolition is expected to take about four more days. Then comes the cleanup.
Although authorities still haven't identified the driver of the tanker truck, police sources tell CBS News Philadelphia, human remains were recovered Monday morning.
Buttigieg says every resource is being made to get that span of the interstate back up and running as quickly as possible.
Nathan Moody was a father of three and first started driving trucks in the military.
Businesses by the I-95 collapse are asking Philadelphians to come and support them. Nikki DeMentri reports.
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.
Some drivers tell CBS News Philadelphia their commute time has tripled.
SEPTA is adding extra capacity during peak hours on a number of lines to assist with commutes.
Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg will visit the site on Tuesday.
Some commuters traded in their cars for train cars after the I-95 collapse in Northeast Philadelphia.
Over the last 10 years, the number of big rig accidents involving hazardous materials has increased by 155%.
The I-95 collapse in Philadelphia has had a ripple effect for drivers across the region, including in South Jersey and Bucks County.
Gov. Shapiro's declaration will free up federal funding and make the reconstruction of I-95 a priority.
A Drexel University engineer and professor discusses why the I-95 bridge collapses Sunday morning in Northeast Philadelphia.
The highway collapsed after a vehicle fire on Sunday.
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.
On March 13, 1996, an arsonist started a massive fire after setting 10,000 illegally dumped tires on fire in Philadelphia's Port Richmond.
