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Semitrailer trucks are spinning their wheels on westbound 94 at Marion Street. The icy conditions are no match for the big rigs, which are blocking the center lane. Traffic comes to a standstill at Mounds Blvd.
As for the rest of the system:
Crash blocking left shoulder of southbound 35E at County J
Ramp from eastbound 394 to northbound Hwy.100 closed due to semi blocking.
Left lane blocked on northbound 494 at Hwy. 55
Right shoulder blocked on ramp from southbound 35E to westbound Hwy. 36.
Northbound Lafayette Bridge seeing big delays. Semi blocking left lane. Delays at Plato Blvd.
Semis blocking ramp from 70th Street to northbound Hwy. 61 in Cottage Grove.
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