A stalled vehicle is blocking the right shoulder on southbound Hwy. 280 between Hwy. 36 and Broadway Street.
Levels on eastbound 94 are building. Right now it's a 17-minute drive from Hwy. 101 to 494 through Rogers and Maple Grove.
On southbound 35W, it's 13 minutes from Lake Drive to Hwy. 280.
And it's still a fairly pleasant drive on southbound Hwy. 169. From 94 to 394 is 11 minutes.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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