Speeds are quite low on westbound Hwy. 36, which is bumper to bumper from 35E to 35W. That is 12 to 14 minutes.
Westbound 94 has pockets of slow traffic from the St. Croix Rest Area over to 694. Ahead, things are running below the posted speeds from Dale Street over to Hwy. 280.
Our other heavy areas are westbound Hwy. 610 from Hwy. 10 across the Misissippi RIver bridge.
Eastbound 94 is jammed from Hwy. 101 down to Weaver Lake Road in Maple Grove.
Southbound 35W locks up from Lake Drive to County 96, and tightens again from Johnson Street to 94. Look for a vehicle on the right shoulder at Hennepin Avenue.
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