Commuters will spend a few extra minutes on southbound 35W from Hwy. 280 to downtown Minneapolis. The heaviest traffic is from Johnson Street to Hennepin Avenue.
Look for a spin out on southbound 35W at County Road B. To the north, things flow smoothly from Sunset Road to Hwy. 88.
Our areas with other traffic that is dragging include:
- Northbound 694 from 10th Street past a crash at Hwy. 5 in Oakdale
- Southbound Hwy. 100 from I-94 to 394
- Eastbound 394 from Hwy. 169 to downtown Minneapolis
- Westbound 94 from the Hudson Bridge to 694 and from 35E to Hiawatha Avenue
- Northbound Hiawatha Avenue from 38th Street to Cedar Avenue
- Northbound 35E from Lone Oak Road to downtown St. Paul
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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