Parts Of I-95, Pennsylvania Turnpike To Be Closed Saturday Morning For Construction
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BUCKS COUNTY, Pa. (CBS) — A portion of I-95 and the Pennsylvania Turnpike will be closed early Saturday morning as the closures are the final part of the project to make I-95 fully continuous from Maine to Florida.
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I-95 will be closed in both directions between Route 413 and Route 1 for construction. The road will be closed from 12 a.m. to 6 a.m. while crews begin to open the new flyover ramps at the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
As an alternative, travelers can use Route 1 or Route 13 as a detour.
Also, the Pennsylvania Turnpike will be closed in both directions between Exit 351 in Bensalem and exit 358 in Delaware Valley for construction. Crews will be working from 12 a.m to 6 a.m. for sign redesignation and the opening of the flyover ramps on I-95.
Travelers can instead use Street Road (Route 132) as an alternative.
The project to make I-95 continuous began in January 2018, but has been a part of a more than 60-year vision.
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It also closes the last gap of I-95, finally creating one highway linking Maine and Florida.
President Dwight Eisenhower had the original vision for I-95 62 years ago.
