Good morning, commuters!
Thursday's rush hour begins with low traffic levels and roads that are in fine fine shape. And no crashes or incidents.
That's a good way to start the drive to work.
I’ll be keeping an eye on the roads and rails this morning, reporting any delays or issues — and I will need your help.
If you see or hear about any congestion, delays or problems, e-mail drive@startribune or tweet @stribdrive.
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MnDOT getting snowplow drivers ready for the season
Don't be surprised if you see a snow plow on Hwy. 10 near Little Falls, Minn., this week. Yes, that's right, we're talking snow plows.
Local
Crosstown closure and lane restrictions on I-35W will be weekend's biggest traffic disruptions
The first weekend of fall will have drivers seeing plenty of orange around the metro area, especially along the Crosstown as the Minnesota Department of Transportation closes the eastbound lanes from Interstate 494 to Hwy. 100. Next weekend the westbound lanes close.
North Metro
Finally finished, Hwy. 169 now at full strength in Champlin
MnDOT has completed work on the highway, and this week has reopened all lanes in both directions between Hwy. 610 and the Mississippi River bridge.
Local
MnDOT looking to add MnPass lanes to alleviate 494 congestion
The public is asked to weigh in on plans to add a carpool lane and identify other improvements they'd like to see to make traffic on I-494 flow better through an online survey up for a month.
Local
I-35W in Minneapolis won't be closed all weekend, but part of the Blue Line will
The Minnesota Department of Transportation has called off this weekend's full closure of I-35W, but a Friday night closure of the northbound lanes of the freeway between the Crosstown and downtown Minneapolis will linger into Saturday morning.
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