Crews have begun rebuilding and widening a 2.5-mile stretch of the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Lower Bucks County, a $90.5 million project that will run through 2029, reports Thomas Fitzgerald to The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The work covers I-276 between the Neshaminy Falls Toll Plaza and Bensalem Boulevard.
Known as Section C of the larger I-95 Interchange Project, it builds on the 2018 opening of a direct I-95 and Turnpike connection that closed the final gap in I-95 between Florida and Canada…