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A truck and vehicle collided at University av. and 12th Av. SE. in Minneapolis. Use caution as you pass by.
The Crosstown continues to be clogged in both directions from Hwy. 169 to Cedar Avenue. That is 15 minutes in each direction.
Northbound 35W is 15 minutes from Crosstown to downtown Minneapolis.
Plan on 18 minutes on westbound 94 from downtown St. Paul over to the Lowry Hill Tunnel. Eastbound 94 is 10 minutes from Olson Highway over to Hwy. 280.
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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