It's been a fairly routine commute this morning with few crashes or delays.
One that is working at the present is on the ramp from northbound 35E on the ramp to 494 in Eagan. Look for vehicles off to the right shoulder.
Elsewhere, you will find only pockets of slow traffic.
Those places include eastbound 394 from Xenia Avenue to Wirth Pkwy.
Southbound 35W from County I to Hwy. 280.
Westbound 494 from Cedar Avenue to Hwy. 100.
Northbound 169 is filling in from Canterbury Road to 494. Southbound is 15 minutes from 94 down to Hwy. 7.
Westbound Hwy. 36 is filling in from 35E over to 35W. That is about 10 minutes.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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