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9333WMMR audio on demand presents the Preston and Steve show podcast.

And now Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

And it's the 23rd day of Gierna Friday. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation says the temporary lanes of I-95 will reopen today.

Wow.

Crews have been working around the clock since the portion of the interstate collapse on June 11th,

according to Governor Shapiro's office. Six lanes of traffic will reopen to motorists at noon today.

See.

A news conference is scheduled for 10 30 prior to the reopening.

Travel restrictions around the area began Thursday night and continue into Friday.

By the way, it looks spectacular. Have you seen it in its finish?

I see. Yeah. Yeah. I didn't see it. Yeah. It's like look about it. Oh, yeah. Awesome.

As the governor mentioned on our show yesterday, a group from the Polkano Raceway brought their jet dryer to the construction site.

A white and black Camaro pace car led the way for the red Chevy pickup truck with a jet.

Typically used to dry the racetrack after it rained.

And you heard the governor mention that he would consider my idea of making 95 a NASCAR over.

Yeah, he didn't shoot it down. Paving continued Thursday following followed by signage being posted saying that this portion of I 95 will be three lanes instead of the usual four.

There will be a 45 mile per hour speed limit through that section.

A replacement bridge will be built next to the temporary next to the temporary road to reroot traffic while crews excavate the fill to restore the exit ramp.

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