PennDOT is rebuilding nine bridges and 9 mi. of I-81 in northeast Pennsylvania to improve safety and reduce congestion for 27,000 daily drivers. The $530 million project includes modern design upgrades, full shoulders, stormwater systems and lasts through June 2028. The new bridges are built to last 100 years and handle increasing traffic near the New York border….
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