If you enjoy sitting in traffic, head to Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Washington D.C. or any other American city notorious for horrible traffic.
In the Twin Cities, we just don't have any problems to speak of today. And that is a nice change of pace.
The strap that was causing a hazard on southbound 35W at 3rd Street in downtown Minneapolis has been picked up.
Eastbound 94 drivers from the Crow River to Hwy. 101 in Rogers have a minor inconvenience due to police activity on the right shoulder at Hwy. 101. That's not a big deal.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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Overnight closures on tap for I-35W in Minneapolis Wednesday, Thursday
With the pending snowstorm diving south, there is a good bet that the Minnesota Department of Transportation will go forward with its plans to close parts of Interstate 35W through south Minneapolis on Wednesday and Thursday nights
Local
What's your excuse? Minnesota cops hear lots from texting drivers
Drivers on their phones trading stocks, using iPads to change passwords and cleverly using a key fob as a remote to play the popular reality game Pokémon Go while rolling down the road. Law enforcement saw it all Monday, the first day of a statewide crackdown on distracted driving, which runs through April 22.
Local
Blue Line trains rolling following lengthy power outage near Mall of America
Power has been restored along the Blue Line between Mall of America and Terminal 2 at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Metro Transit said.
South Metro
Train derails in Shakopee, blocks intersection near entrance to Valleyfair
Authorities are working to clear the wreckage from a train derailment in Shakopee.
Local
Power restored, Green Line running as usual in St. Paul
Service is back after a power outage had knocked out service on the Green Line between Hamline Avenue and Union Depot, Metro Transit said.
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