Tacony businesses impacted by I-95 collapse
One day after the collapse on I-95 in Philadelphia and businesses in the area are already feeling the impact of road closures. Nikki DeMentri reports.
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One day after the collapse on I-95 in Philadelphia and businesses in the area are already feeling the impact of road closures. Nikki DeMentri reports.
Officials didn't identify the driver of the tanker truck that caught fire and caused the collapse. Joe Holden reports.
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 proclamation will free up funds to expedite work to rebuild the highway.
Detours are not one size fits all as drivers try to find ways to navigate around the I-95 closure after the overpass collapse.
Frank Graber captured gripping images of the smoke and flames as he drove toward them.
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.
Jana Tidwell of AAA is urging motorists to plan accordingly after a portion of Interstate 95 collapsed after a tanker truck fire.
Shapiro said he plans to issue a disaster declaration to federal funds in order to expedite the process of rebuilding the critical highway.
The tire fire in Port Richmond shut down the stretch of the highway for more than a week.
One man who drives for Uber has concerns on how the incident will impact his wallet. Alicia Roberts reports.
SEPTA is adding capacity to its Regional Rail Service.
Traffic issues around started in the area of Cottman Avenue Sunday night. Nikki DeMentri reports.
Some who traveled across the interstate are grateful they weren't hurt. Matt Petrillo reports.
Dr. Thomas Gernay, of Johns Hopkins University, helped create software used by researchers to predict how structures will respond to a fire.
The driver, Mark Fusetti, of Somerton, initially thought he was driving over a brush fire on I-95.
Residents in the area of have been using Aramingo Avenue as a detour after the collapse. Marcella Baietto has the latest.
Residents in the area of the collapse can follow updates from PennDOT on their website.
Neighbors are trying to find out how local streets will be impacted after a part of I-95 collapsed Sunday morning. Nikki DeMentri reports.
At the time, the man thought it was a brush fire, but it ended up being much worse. Matt Petrillo reports.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Shapiro said rebuilding I-95 will take months.
