It's no surprise that northbound Hwy. 169 is backed up at the Bloomington Ferry Bridge, but those who decided to scoot over to I-35W by using eastbound Hwy. 13 probably won't save any time.
7:35 a.m. update: Bad on 169 and Hwy. 13; current travel times
It's no surprise that northbound Hwy. 169 is backed up at the Bloomington Ferry Bridge, but those who decided to scoot over to I-35W by using eastbound Hwy. 13 probably won't save any time.
Heavier traffic levels and all the stoplights through Savage is making that trip just as long as sitting in the backup on 169. It's 20 minutes no matter which way you go.
Then once on 35W, northbound is plugged from County Road 50 all the way up to 494. That is a 25-minute drive, with another 20 needed to get to downtown Minneapolis.
Here is what you can expect elsewhere:
North metro
Southbound 35W from 95th Avenue to Hwy. 280: 28 minutes
Southbound 35E from County 96 to I-94: 25 minutes. Look for slow conditions from County J to County 96. A motorist is changing a tire at County Road H2.
Eastbound Hwy. 10 from Hwy. 169 to 35W: 22 minutes.
West metro
Eastbound 94 from Hwy. 101 to 494: 20 minutes
Southbound 494 from 94 down to 394: 14 minutes
Eastbound 394 to 35W via 94: 14 minutes
South metro
Northbound 35W from County 42 to the Crosstown: 23 minutes. It's an additional 14 minutes from 185th St. up to the split.
Northbound Cedar Avenue from 35E to the Crosstown: 8 minutes
Northbound 35E from County 42 to downtown St. Paul: 24 minutes.
Northbound 169 from County 18 to 494: 20 minutes
Eastbound Hwy. 212 from Dell Road to Crosstown: 11 minutes
Westbound 494 from Cedar Avenue to Hwy. 100: 10 minutes. Eastbound 494 from Hwy. 169 to 35W: 10 minutes.
Westbound Crosstown from Hwy. 169 to 35W: 10 minutes. Eastbound Crosstown from Cedar Avenue to Hwy. 100: 10 minutes.
East metro
Westbound 94 from Keats Avenue to downtown St. Paul: 20 minutes
Westbound 94 from 35E to the Lowry Hill Tunnel: 11 minutes.
Westbound Hwy. 36 from Edgerton Street to 35W: 10 minutes.
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