Traffic on eastbound I-94 from Hwy. 241 in St. Michael to Hwy. 101 in Rogers is quickly stacking up as drivers slow down to peek at a vehicle that landed in the center median on the westbound side.
Ahead, things loosen up after Hwy. 101 then bunch up again at Maple Grove Pkwy.
Southbound 35W continutes to be heavy with 15 minutes needed from 95th Avenue down to 694.
Northbound 169 is slow from the Bloomington Ferry bridge past Anderson Lakes Pkwy. That is 10 minutes.
Elsewhere, eastbound Hwy. 10 is moving quite nicely through Anoka and Coon Rapids.
Northbound 35W and Cedar Avenue are experiencing no problems at this hour.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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