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Traffic levels are building on eastbound 94 from Hwy. 101 to Weaver Lake Road in Rogers and Maple Grove. Prepare to hit the brakes as there are pockets of congestion. Travel time is about 17 minutes.
Southbound 494 slows from Rockford Road down to 394. That drive is at 11 minutes.
Look for slow and go conditions on westbound 610 approaching Hwy. 169 in Brooklyn Park.
Southbound 35W is getting busy from 95th Avenue to County Road 96.
South metro roads are still light at this hour but look for things to pick up in the next few minutes.
As of this moment, rails and buses are running on time.
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