PennDOT is working on a long-term, multi-phase infrastructure initiative to improve and rebuild the 51 miles of I-95 in Pennsylvania.

The objective of this initiative, the I-95 Corridor Program, is to implement innovative approaches to fund, design and rebuild the interstate highway so it can meet the future transportation needs of the region and state. PennDOT has established a Program Management Team to examine and monitor the development, design and construction of all its projects on the interstate highway.

There are presently a number of transportation improvement projects in progress along I-95 in Pennsylvania. These projects are led by PennDOT, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike/I-95 Interchange Project) and the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission (Scudder Falls Bridge Improvement Project). The location of each I-95 project is shown on the interactive map below.

Several projects are presently in design or construction on I-95 in Philadelphia, Bucks County and Delaware County. In addition, some future projects are in the planning stage and other projects have been completed. To learn more about I-95 improvements, hold your pointer over the circles shown on the I-95 Corridor map. A balloon will appear with project-specific information. The color of each circle indicates the specific phase (planned, design, construction, completed) of each project.

As work moves forward along I-95, advances in each project will be shown on the highway corridor map. New projects also will be identified. When new projects are launched, PennDOT will work with community and business groups, non-profit organizations and public agencies to inform them of the project, involve them in the planning, and solicit their thoughts and ideas for improving the interstate highway.

95Revive.com and the Pennsylvania I-95 Corridor map will be updated throughout the I-95 Corridor Program as new information becomes available.