The snow is to blame for the many crashes and spin outs on the system this morning, and the list keeps growing.
Here is the latest round of problems spots:
- Westbound 94 at Mounds Blvd. Traffic parked at White Bear Avenue over to 35E
- Southbound Hwy. 100 at Benton Avenue in Edina
- Northbound 35W in the downtown Minneapolis curve at I-94
- Eastbound 94 at the 494 interchange in Woodbury
- Eastbound 94 at the Fish Lake Interchange in Maple Grove
- Southbound 35W at County Road E2 in Arden Hills
- Westbound 494 at Hwy. 61 in South St. Paul/Newport area
- Westbound 94 at Shingle Creek Pkwy. in Brooklyn Center
The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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