7:40 a.m. update: Typical congestion forming

With school back in session and most people back to work, congestion in the typical spots has returned. Here is where you will find sluggish traffic:

January 29, 2014 at 1:42PM

With school back in session and most people back to work, congestion in the typical spots has returned. Here is where you will find sluggish traffic:

  • Southbound Hwy. 100 from 94 to 394, 15 minutes
    • Southbound Hwy. 169 from 94 to 394: 15 minutes
      • Westbound Hwy. 36 from White Bear Avenue to 35W: 14 minutes
        • Northbound 35W from County Road 42 to Crosstown: 12 to 14 minutes. Crash near Hwy. 13
          • Northbound Cedar Avenue from McAndrews Rd to Crosstown: 15 minutes. Crash at Hwy. 13.
            • Eastbound 94 from 7th Street to Huron Blvd: 15 minutes. Crash blocking left lane on Dartmouth Bridge
              • Southbound 35E from Little Canada Road to downtown St. Paul: 15 minutes. Crash at Larpenteur Avenue
                • Northbound 35W from 50th Street to Lake Street in Minneapolis: Crash involving semi at 46th Street.
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