Traffic is moving swiftly on most metro area highways and freeways. Thankfully the freezing rain creating havoc on roads north and west of the metro has not hampered the commute here in town.
Look for a 5-minute delay on westbound Crosstown due to a crash at Cedar Avenue. It's blocking the left shoulder.
Elsewhere, aside from the usual chokepoints, no problems to speak of at this hour. Nice travel times for commuters.
Metro Transit says buses and trains are running on time this morning.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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