#i-95 — Public Fediverse posts
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From WTOP.com: 5 dead, dozens injured in crash on I-95 southbound in Stafford Co.
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Soaking rain to slam I-95 corridor through end of week as temperatures warm up
https://misryoum.com/us/us/soaking-rain-to-slam-i-95-corridor-through/
A system moving out of the Midwest will advance into the Northeast, bringing a round of rain across the I-95 corridor Thursday into Friday morning, with a widespread 1-2 inches possible from Pennsylvania to Massachusetts and likely interior snow...
#Soaking #rain #slam #I95 #corridor #through #end #week #temperatures #warm #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com
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Hornets fans celebrate 6th straight win amid winter storm – WSOC TV https://www.rawchili.com/nba/573875/ #alison #Basketball #catawba_river #Charlotte #CharlotteHornets #CharlotteHornets #china_grove #cornelius #davidson #elsa #Hornets #I95 #lake_norman #lake_wylie #mooresville #NBA #raleigh #south_carolina #uptown_charlotte #Video #VideoForecast #weather #WxOtt
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In case you were thinking of driving south tonight on I-95 in North Carolina to enjoy the freezing rain... don't.
In truth, except for the ice, this is like a weekly occurrence. #i95 #NorthCarolina
https://www.wral.com/news/local/tractor-trailer-crash-i95-january-2026/
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#MiamiDade #SouthBeach #i95 #Miami #fortLauderdale #espn #cbs #foxnews #nbc #ballys
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#Florida drivers stunned as a #plane makes #emergencylanding into traffic on #I95 highway
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#Florida drivers stunned as a #plane makes #emergencylanding into traffic on #I95 highway
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Thankful for uneventful Thanksgiving travel
Another year of Thanksgiving travel is in the books, and this year’s edition of it somehow happened without any flight cancellations, interruptions or even delays. That feels like even more of a miracle than the phrase “no delays” might suggest, because 2025 has been such a snakebit year for air travel.
It started with the horrifying news of an almost 16-year streak of zero fatal crashes among U.S. airlines ending a few miles from my house, went on to feature months of meltdown-level disruptions among flights in and out of Newark that by summer had sent EWR to the bottom of my list of United hub airports, and then it left already-stressed air-traffic control employees working for more than a month without pay courtesy of the government shutdown.
But after all that, Wednesday’s JetBlue flight from National Airport to Boston arrived at the gate at BOS six minutes early, after which Saturday’s United nonstop from Boston to Dulles reached its gate exactly on time. Service was great on each flight, the WiFi worked fine, and even the planes were above average: a four-year-old Airbus A220 on the flight up, a renewed Boeing 737 with screens at every seat on the way home.
The experience feels even more like winning a lottery ticket considering some of the miserable Thanksgiving travel experiences I’ve had in the past. I’m thinking about when coming home for the holiday meant a long drive interrupted by Breezewood, Penn.; the subsequent years when a theoretically short drive to a suburb of Philadelphia could become a three-hour slog; most of all, the decade and change when the Thanksgiving journey either involved taking Amtrak and then two NJ Transit trains or spending four-plus hours on I-95 and the Jersey Turnpike that could easily stretch past six hours on the roads.
(It’s kind of crazy that I have hosted Thanksgiving dinner in my own abode only twice since leaving for college: Everybody visited us in 2019 for a change, and then the pandemic put a family reunion out of the question the next year.)
Now that my mother and my brother and his family all live in the same town just north of Boston, I just have to deal with spending money, not time. But as expensive as Thanksgiving flights can be, they beat the absurdity of driving 450 miles and change on the busiest travel weekend of the year. Bonus: The flights, even if I chance a connection, are so short that I can bring a container of frozen pumpkin puree in my carry-on luggage and not worry about that pie ingredient melting before I’ve reached family.
I’m thankful for having this part of holiday travel easier than it used to be. And I’m thankful, as ever, for everybody connected with the travel industry who worked this holiday so that the rest of us could travel for it.
#amtrak #bos #boston #dca #flightDelays #holidayTravel #i95 #iad #jerseyTurnpike #jetblue #thanksgiving #thanksgivingTravel #united
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Thankful for uneventful Thanksgiving travel
Another year of Thanksgiving travel is in the books, and this year’s edition of it somehow happened without any flight cancellations, interruptions or even delays. That feels like even more of a miracle than the phrase “no delays” might suggest, because 2025 has been such a snakebit year for air travel.
It started with the horrifying news of an almost 16-year streak of zero fatal crashes among U.S. airlines ending a few miles from my house, went on to feature months of meltdown-level disruptions among flights in and out of Newark that by summer had sent EWR to the bottom of my list of United hub airports, and then it left already-stressed air-traffic control employees working for more than a month without pay courtesy of the government shutdown.
But after all that, Wednesday’s JetBlue flight from National Airport to Boston arrived at the gate at BOS six minutes early, after which Saturday’s United nonstop from Boston to Dulles reached its gate exactly on time. Service was great on each flight, the WiFi worked fine, and even the planes were above average: a four-year-old Airbus A220 on the flight up, a renewed Boeing 737 with screens at every seat on the way home.
The experience feels even more like winning a lottery ticket considering some of the miserable Thanksgiving travel experiences I’ve had in the past. I’m thinking about when coming home for the holiday meant a long drive interrupted by Breezewood, Penn.; the subsequent years when a theoretically short drive to a suburb of Philadelphia could become a three-hour slog; most of all, the decade and change when the Thanksgiving journey either involved taking Amtrak and then two NJ Transit trains or spending four-plus hours on I-95 and the Jersey Turnpike that could easily stretch past six hours on the roads.
(It’s kind of crazy that I have hosted Thanksgiving dinner in my own abode only twice since leaving for college: Everybody visited us in 2019 for a change, and then the pandemic put a family reunion out of the question the next year.)
Now that my mother and my brother and his family all live in the same town just north of Boston, I just have to deal with spending money, not time. But as expensive as Thanksgiving flights can be, they beat the absurdity of driving 450 miles and change on the busiest travel weekend of the year. Bonus: The flights, even if I chance a connection, are so short that I can bring a container of frozen pumpkin puree in my carry-on luggage and not worry about that pie ingredient melting before I’ve reached family.
I’m thankful for having this part of holiday travel easier than it used to be. And I’m thankful, as ever, for everybody connected with the travel industry who worked this holiday so that the rest of us could travel for it.
#amtrak #bos #boston #dca #flightDelays #holidayTravel #i95 #iad #jerseyTurnpike #jetblue #thanksgiving #thanksgivingTravel #united
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From CNN.com: Dangerous storms will bring a significant flood risk to the I-95 corridor at the worst possible time
https://www.cnn.com/2025/07/31/weather/flash-flooding-mid-atlantic-interstate-95-climate
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"Everyone knows the construction of the interstate along the Delaware River waterfront 60 years ago was a catastrophe of urban planning. So why is the state planning to make the road even bigger?"
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https://www.phillymag.com/news/2025/03/14/i-95-expansion-south-philadelphia/ -
"Everyone knows the construction of the interstate along the Delaware River waterfront 60 years ago was a catastrophe of urban planning. So why is the state planning to make the road even bigger?"
Tip: Use your browser's Reader view; the ads move content and you lose your place
https://www.phillymag.com/news/2025/03/14/i-95-expansion-south-philadelphia/ -
Welp, I saw the news about The Weather on the I-95 corridor but I went out anyway like a dummy because I want to be there for my dad's surgery, then it started snowing and the freeway got icy, and now I'm stuck in a motel about 3 hours (more than halfway) to my destination. I'm fine, but it's pretty sketchy out there, cars sliding around. Hopefully it clears up tomorrow. 🤷😬 Stay home!
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Yield!
The yield sign at the i95 Morris Street on ramp, above Mifflin Street in South Philly.
#SouthPhilly #SouthPhiladelphia
#i95 #Philly #BnW #BlackAndWhite #BlackAndWhitePhotography #AmateurPhotography #CityLife #CityStreets #Philadelphia -
I-95 in Philadelphia is open again, after a record 12-day repair effort on the section that collapsed on June 11 due to a tanker fire.
Thanks Biden, thanks Gov. Shapiro, thanks engineers and workers of the City of Brotherly Love.
https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/2023/06/23/i95-repairs-highway-reopen-collapse-philadelphia/70349771007/
#I95 #Philadelphia -
I-95 in Philadelphia is open again, after a record 12-day repair effort on the section that collapsed on June 11 due to a tanker fire.
Thanks Biden, thanks Gov. Shapiro, thanks engineers and workers of the City of Brotherly Love.
https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/2023/06/23/i95-repairs-highway-reopen-collapse-philadelphia/70349771007/
#I95 #Philadelphia -
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Playtime is over 😕
Abandoned toys in the summer play area under i95.
#play #summer #wagon #balls #ball #toys #SouthPhilly #DayCamp #i95 #WaterStreet #MifflinStreet #FrontStreet #Philly #Philadelphia #family #playtime #citylife #citystreets #redwagon #amateurphotography
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👷 Woke up to see a bunch of people standing on fill. Seems like good progress. #I95
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👷 Woke up to see a bunch of people standing on fill. Seems like good progress. #I95
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On June 24th I'm expected at the #ASHM to sell hotdogs to celebrate #Swedish #midsommar (come say hi!). Normally this would require me drive by the now disabled portion of #I95. Should I try to navigate #Philadelphia streets that would add an hour to my ride? Or just take #I285 through #NewJersey that would just add at most a ¼ hour?
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Has ANYONE else thought - after the #philadelphia #i95 accident (and the Seattle Train accident over I-5 a few years ago) - that our infrastructure is gonna be the major weakness for when these #Trump crazies go all-out in full-force when he's convicted? 😳 #trumpindictment
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Has ANYONE else thought - after the #philadelphia #i95 accident (and the Seattle Train accident over I-5 a few years ago) - that our infrastructure is gonna be the major weakness for when these #Trump crazies go all-out in full-force when he's convicted? 😳 #trumpindictment
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Good overview of what Philadelphia can do in the short and long term to mitigate the loss of #I95 as a commuter route. https://youtu.be/TWRk9IiNobs
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Good overview of what Philadelphia can do in the short and long term to mitigate the loss of #I95 as a commuter route. https://youtu.be/TWRk9IiNobs
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@AkaSci ⬆️
Truck carrying #FossilFuels catches fire 🔥 and destroys an #I95 overpass, creating chaos for people dependent on #FossilFuels for transportation. #VisciousCycle -
It’s going to be a mess for those affected https://flip.it/Fum9XH
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Location of the I-95 section that collapsed in Northeast Philadelphia.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Cottman+Ave,+Philadelphia,+PA/@39.9949498,-75.1287594,12.93z/data=!4m6!3m5!1s0x89c6b6a34aaca0bb:0x6275db2cbfe3891!8m2!3d40.0485817!4d-75.0615564!16s%2Fg%2F1xtf2j8m?entry=ttu
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Tanker truck fire underneath overpass causes collapse of a section of I-95 in Northeast Philadelphia this morning.
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Thinking about going up to the cape this weekend? Please don't. You can't get back.
I-95S is closed in CT. And will be for days.
Good news, this backroad I've been stuck on for hours is nice. There are chickens.
#i95
