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I-394 serves as the most direct link for commuters and other drivers who are traveling between downtown Minneapolis and parts of the western Minneapolis – Saint Paul metropolitan area.
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As of 2004, all construction has finished on the northern portion of MN 100 between I-394 and I-694, making MN 100 a freeway for its entire length, though the section between MN 7 and I-394 in St. Louis Park, the oldest part of the freeway, is on long-term plans to be widened to eliminate a nasty traffic bottleneck.
Rush hour tolls for I-394 are usually between $ 1 and $ 4, though highly congested periods may see it go as high as $ 8.
I-394 and are
From Interstate 494 to State Highway 100, the lanes of I-394 are separated from traffic by double white lines.
Transmitter sites are known to have been at Young's house, at the Broadway address and from 1927 to 1949 at Superior Boulevard and Falvey Cross Road in St. Louis Park on the grounds of a fox farm ; the site is known now as I-394 at Louisiana Ave.
I-394 and between
I-394 maintains at least three lanes in each direction except under the State Highway 100 interchange and also between Interstate 94 and its eastern terminus downtown.
With the freeway upgrade completed in 2004 between 36th Avenue North ( at Crystal – Robbinsdale ) and Brooklyn Boulevard ( at Brooklyn Center ), MN 100 incidentally had both the oldest ( the segment of freeway between Excelsior Boulevard and I-394 ) and newest freeway segments in the Twin Cities from 2004 to 2008.
I-394 and downtown
From there, I-394 takes a course towards downtown Minneapolis where the eastern terminus is at 4th Street North.
I-394 and –
Interstate 394 ( I-394 ) is an east – west Interstate Highway spur route in Hennepin County in the U. S. state of Minnesota.
I-394 and .
A former lane drop of I-394 at the Penn Avenue exit was eliminated in 2000.
* Information about I-394 at interstate-guide. com
In 1996, the transmitter was moved a few miles south of its longtime tower to WWTC's 4-tower transmission facility in St. Louis Park, west of Highway 100 and south of I-394.
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