Will I-95 in Canton, Massachusetts ever get "fixed"?

[DJStephens]

Not from the area, but I imagine if you were to reconfigure the southern I-93/95 interchange, at a minimum, would involve reworking the interchanges between US 1 and MA 24.
As a general observation, it looks like much of the interstate system in the Northeast hasn't been rebuilt since the original interstate system was enacted / funded. Which is great if you admire mid-century era highway infrastructure, not so much if you're running into problems in the present-day.

For the most part - population growth in the NE has stagnated, or even declined, due to extreme costs of living - mainly rent or mortgage expenses.   Generational wealth in many parts of New England has priced many out of ever owning anything real estate wise.