As the Wednesday rush hour moves into its final stages, the system is littered with a number of crashes. And where's there are crashes, there are delays.
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Here is where you'll find tight traffic at 8:35 a.m.
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Crash on northbound I-35W at Cliff Road in Burnsville
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Crash on northbound Hwy. 169 at Pioneer Trail in Eden Prairie
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Stalled vehicle on westbound I-494 at Penn Avenue in Richfield
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Crash on southbound I-35W at County Road I in Shoreview and another one ahead at County Road C in Roseville.
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Southbound Hwy. 169 at Minnetonka Boulevard.
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It's no picnic on westbound I-94 as traffic jams at Hwy. 280 over to the Lowry Hill Tunnel.Â
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The Drive will keep you up to speed with the latest on Twin Cities commuting.
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