The usual congestion is forming on westbound 94 from White Bear Avenue to downtown St. Paul. Prepare for 10 to 13 minutes from 694 to 35E.
Drivers on eastbound 94 will encounter a tight squeeze from 101st Avenue to the Fish Lake Interchange in Maple Grove.
In the south metro, look for pockets of slow and go traffic on Cedar Avenue from McAndrews up to the Minnesota River bridge. The same is the case on northbound 35W from County 42 up to 82nd Street and on northbound 169 from Canterbury Road up to 494.
The good news is that we have no crashes on the system at this hour.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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