That didn't take long. The wreck that has been blocking the right lane on northbound 35E at Maryland Avenue has cleared. Traffic is still heavy in the immediate area.
However, look out for associated activity on the ramp from northbound 35E to Larpenteur Avenue. Looks like one of the vehicles involved in the mishap made its way to the ramp.
Elsewhere roads are filling in. It's off and on slow and go on southbound 35E from County H2 down to I-694. It's the same story on southbound Hwy. 169 from Rockford Road to Hwy. 55.
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