Heads up, Philly drivers: the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is getting down to business on I-95 with some line striping action. Tomorrow night, they're starting a $37.4 million dance under the city lights, all to keep those bridges holding strong. Not only will the drive be safer, but it's also about keeping you moving along this super important stretch.

Now here's the meat of it: Tomorrow, from 9:00 p.m., you'll see a lane vanish, then past midnight, another one bites the dust until the early birds start chirping at 5:00 a.m., that's between Bleigh Avenue and Ashburner Street. Just a heads-up, it could get snug with traffic, so better leave early, or you'll be part of the jam. And yes, mother nature has her say, too—so if she throws a tantrum, PennDOT might switch things up.

This isn't just some new paint job, though. PennDOT's taking a fine-tooth comb to those bridges—fixing up decks, superstructures, cracked welds, lights—you name it. Plus, 11 of those overhead steel sign structures are getting a spa treatment with some fresh paint. And those old lights? They're getting a bright idea with LED upgrades.

IEW Construction Group, Inc. from Hamilton, N.J., they're the folks with the hardhats on this gig, backed by a stack of federal funds. They'll be on the scene till late 2027, making sure everything's tight and right. And, because we're living in the future, you can snoop on the traffic with 511PA.com or their slick smartphone app. They've got cameras, alerts, the whole shebang.

Philly's not the only place getting the PennDOT treatment, either. For those of you cruising through Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties, hit up the District 6 Traffic Bulletin to get the full scoop on what's happening on your highways.