Big delays continue on westbound Hwy. 610 from Hwy. 10 to the Mississippi River bridge where there is a crash blocking the right shoulder.
In St. Paul, the crews are responding to a vehicle fire at Vandalia and Myrtle St., between University Avenue and I-94.
A crash on eastbound 494 just past Hwy. 169 is attracting a bit of attention. It's off on the left shoulder. Ahead, things jam up near Hwy. 100 over to France Avenue.
Look for slowdowns in the Hwy. 169 work zone between Crosstown and Hwy. 7. The slowest traffic is in the vicinity of Excelsior Blvd.
Westbound Hwy. 36 is moving quite slow between 35E and 35W. Plan on 12 minutes to get through there.
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