Wall 22: The rise, fall and $92 million rebuild of a New Jersey highway retaining wall

A billion-dollar highway project designed to reduce congestion along I-295 in New Jersey and make things safer for drivers collapsed in 2021. A CBS News Philadelphia investigation that took 2 years, discovered NJDOT rejected warnings from contractors and the mistake is now costing taxpayers $92 million.

South Jersey reporter Brandon Goldner uncovered more on what went wrong and why it happened.

See the documents uncovered in this investigation, including electronic communication between employees of the state and engineers, photos and more: https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/i-295-collapse-2021-new-jersey-wall-22-investigation/

Chapters:
00:00 I-295 retaining wall fails on March 25, 2021
01:19 Why did this investigation take so long?
06:20 The warning signs that were rejected, now costing $92M
12:46 Follow updates on CBSPhiladelphia.com

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