I-95 repair: Temporary roadway to open for traffic this weekend, Gov. Shapiro says
The temporary lanes on I-95 will reopen in Philadelphia this weekend after a portion of the highway collapsed.
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The temporary lanes on I-95 will reopen in Philadelphia this weekend after a portion of the highway collapsed.
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Crews have been working around the clock after an overpass of the highway collapsed in Philadelphia early on the morning of June 11, 2023.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro says temporary lanes will be open for traffic this weekend.
Gov. Josh Shapiro said Saturday a temporary roadway will be ready within two weeks.
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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.
Pennsylvania leaders announced their plan for the I-95 repair efforts Wednesday.
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Gov. Shapiro's declaration will free up federal funding and make the reconstruction of I-95 a priority.
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