USDOT Pumps $600 Million into the Delaware/Pennsylvania I-95 Bridge Rebuild
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The U.S. Department of Transportation is investing $600 million to rebuild the Delaware/Pennsylvania I-95 bridge after a truss failure. The funding will support the reconstruction of this critical infrastructure connecting Southeast Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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A failed truss sparked it—now $600M in federal funding is driving the rebuild of the bridge which connects Southeast Pennsylvania...
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