If you are looking for company on the roads, you'll find it on southbound 35W from County Road 10 and 694. The good news is that it won't slow you down.
We have some building levels on southbound Hwy. 169 from 94 to 36th Avenue and on the Crosstown in both directions between Hwy. 100 and 169.
The drive between the downtowns on I-94 is moving just fine with on 10 to 12 minutes needed.
Traffic is starting to fill on on westbound Hwy. 36, but it's still only a few minutes between 35E and 35W.
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