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A truck carrying a large cylinder struck an overhead bridge on I-95 North on Monday, officials said
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Delays continue on I-95 after a truck hauling oversized equipment smashed into a railroad overpass. The truck hit the bottom of the overpass around 1:30 p.m. on Monday. PennDOT says they are waiting for inspectors from Conrail to take a look at the damage. Delays are expected until the scene is clear.
Traffic will be shut down on part of I-95 northbound for several days after a bridge was struck by a truck carrying a large shipment Monday afternoon, officials said.
PennDOT said that the lane will be closed for bridge repairs after an oversized vehicle carrying a large cylinder hit an overhead bridge on I-95 North in Philadelphia just before the Betsy Ross Bridge around 1:30 p.m. No injuries have been reported.
The northbound lane was originally going to close at 9 p.m., it will now close down starting at 10 p.m. Monday night. Drivers will be redirected to use the Betsy Ross/Aramingo Avenue Interchange (Exit 26), turn right on Aramingo Avenue, and turn right onto Adams Avenue to access the ramp to I-95 North.
The ramp from Castor Avenue to northbound I-95 will also be closed and detoured during construction. Drivers will be directed to use Aramingo Avenue to access the ramp to I-95 North at Adams Avenue.
Electronic message boards on I-76, I-276, I-
476, and other regional transportation arteries in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey are being used to alert motorists about the closure and provide information about alternate routes.
Traffic is currently delayed on I-95 northbound between Exit 22 (I-676) and Exit 26. Drivers in the area should seek alternative routes.
Portion of I-95 northbound shut down for several days after truck strikes bridge, officials say
Traffic will be shut down on I-95 northbound after a bridge was struck by a truck carrying a large shipment Monday afternoon, officials said. Here are alternative routes drivers can take to avoid delays.
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Portion of I-95 northbound shut down for several days after truck strikes bridge, officials say
A truck carrying a large cylinder struck an overhead bridge on I-95 North on Monday, officials said
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Delays continue on I-95 after a truck hauling oversized equipment smashed into a railroad overpass. The truck hit the bottom of the overpass around 1:30 p.m. on Monday. PennDOT says they are waiting for inspectors from Conrail to take a look at the damage. Delays are expected until the scene is clear.
Traffic will be shut down on part of I-95 northbound for several days after a bridge was struck by a truck carrying a large shipment Monday afternoon, officials said.
PennDOT said that the lane will be closed for bridge repairs after an oversized vehicle carrying a large cylinder hit an overhead bridge on I-95 North in Philadelphia just before the Betsy Ross Bridge around 1:30 p.m. No injuries have been reported.
The northbound lane was originally going to close at 9 p.m., it will now close down starting at 10 p.m. Monday night. Drivers will be redirected to use the Betsy Ross/Aramingo Avenue Interchange (Exit 26), turn right on Aramingo Avenue, and turn right onto Adams Avenue to access the ramp to I-95 North.
The ramp from Castor Avenue to northbound I-95 will also be closed and detoured during construction. Drivers will be directed to use Aramingo Avenue to access the ramp to I-95 North at Adams Avenue.
Electronic message boards on I-76, I-276, I-
476, and other regional transportation arteries in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey are being used to alert motorists about the closure and provide information about alternate routes.
Traffic is currently delayed on I-95 northbound between Exit 22 (I-676) and Exit 26. Drivers in the area should seek alternative routes.