A fresh mishap on westbound 94 at Hwy. 280 has a clot forming back at Prior Avenue. The stretch from 35E to the Lowry Hill Tunnel has been busy all morning. This trip is now at 26 minutes.
Westbound 494 is also struggling. A wreck at Nicollet Avenue is gone, but traffic sputters from 12th Avenue to Hwy. 100.
Southbound Hwy. 100 slows from Glenwood Avenue past a stall in the center lane at I-394.
Look for brake lights on northbound 35W as you come around the Crosstown curve. A crash is blocking the HOT lane at 50th Street. It's still not a bad drive from Burnsville to downtown Minneapolis, a trip that can be made in 25 to 27 minutes.
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