Falling debris temporarily closes part of I-95 at Front Street: PennDOT
Two southbound lanes of I-95 are shut down at Front Street after a cover plate came off Wednesday, according to PennDOT officials.
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Two southbound lanes of I-95 are shut down at Front Street after a cover plate came off Wednesday, according to PennDOT officials.
Jasmine Payoute has the latest on the road conditions.
It's in the same spot a massive sinkhole was filled just last week.
Police from dozens of departments across the area are cracking down on aggressive driving through August 20th.
It only took 12 days to rebuild the road, a massive undertaking, completed ahead of schedule. PennDOT made sure they stressed Friday that all the materials used in the build have been tested and everyone should feel safe going over the bridge. Dan Snyder reports on developments.
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.
PennDOT tells CBS News Philadelphia the temporary lanes of I-95 that were built in the area that had collapsed near Cottman Avenue will open sometime tomorrow. That's ahead of the governor's announcement earlier this week that said traffic would be flowing again this weekend.
The bridge over the collapsed portion of I-95 is complete and now the lanes are being paved and striped.
The temporary lanes on I-95 will reopen in Philadelphia this weekend after a portion of the highway collapsed.
Pennsylvania leaders announced their plan for the I-95 repair efforts Wednesday.
Matt Petrillo reports.
SEPTA and PennDOT are hoping the red color will make the lane more visible and cut down on crashes.
PennDOT and the Department of Health joined forces to raise awareness about organ donation.
Expect to run into some lane restrictions and delays throughout the week.
Expect to run into some lane restrictions and delays throughout the week due to pothole repairs.
Right now, merging is dangerous for drivers at the exit for Bridge Street and Harbison Avenue. Give yourself extra time to drive through the area when construction begins.
PennDOT is closing a major I-95 ramp for good in Northeast Philadelphia to improve traffic flow.
PennDOT is giving police departments in the Philadelphia region money to put extra patrols on the streets.
The department of transportation is urging everyone to use a designated driver if drinking on the holiday.
Trucks could be seen fixing the pavement along the Schuylkill Expressway.
The network maintenance will conclude at 12:00 p.m. Saturday. Services are expected to resume at 12:01 p.m.
It's called the pothole killer. A machine with a long arm that sprays asphalt and fixes potholes within minutes.
Ryan Hughes reports.
As in other states with digital IDs, Pennsylvania's version would be optional.
Police said everyone in the investigation was in the country legally and eligible to receive licenses.
