A stalled vehicle is blocking the right lane on the westbound Crosstown just before Portland Avenue. Watch out as it is in the curve approaching Portland.
Traffic is light in the area today, so it's not causing much of a delay.
Southbound 35W is still dealing with stall at Lake Street and the ripple effect goes all the way back to Broadway. Traffic creeps along so expect delays of up to 10 minutes.
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