Metro Transit is reporting "minor delays" on the Northstar Commuter line.
Eastbound Hwy. 10 is crawling from Armstrong Blvd. over to Anoka and then again from 7th Avenue over to Hanson Blvd. That is 20 minutes by vehicle.
Both directions of 494 from Hwy. 100 to 35E are experiencing major delays. The worst might be eastbound due to a crash at the 35E/494 interchange. Traffic is at a standstill there.
More woes for westbound Hwy. 36 drivers. A crash at Edgerton Street is adding to the misery. Traffic is like gridlock from White Bear Avenue over to 35W. Plan on 30 mintues or more.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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