I-95 livestream: How to watch the work to repair collapsed interstate bridge in Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A livestream to watch the work to repair I-95 in Philadelphia is now online if you want to check it out.
Crews are working to repair I-95 after a tanker truck hauling gasoline crashed and caught fire last Sunday, causing a portion of the highway to collapse.
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Traffic is now being diverted around the closed-off portion of the highway.
Meanwhile, workers are working around the clock at the collapse site, where most of the debris is cleared out. Then, they'll begin to fill in the gap with a material made from recycled glass by Delaware County-based Aero Aggregates.
That bed of recycled material will then be topped off with a temporary roadway to get traffic moving again.
How to watch the I-95 construction livestream
As promised in a news conference, you can now watch the construction live 24/7 on PennDOT's website.
We've also got the stream playing at the top of this article.
Social media users joked that bars should start hosting watch parties or keep this on a TV so patrons can see the progress. Not a bad idea!