Editing Interstate 394 (section)

==History==
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The highway, a four lane divided highway, used to be designated as Wayzata Boulevard and US&nbsp;12. The construction of I-394 was authorized in 1968. Funding became available after the canceled [[Interstate 335 (Minnesota)|I-335]] freeway project in 1978. I-335 had been planned to be a northern loop around downtown Minneapolis that would have passed through northeast Minneapolis. The money was substituted to the I-394 project. Wayzata Boulevard/US&nbsp;12, starting in 1982, was to be redesigned as I-394. Construction of I-394 occurred mainly in the 1980s, starting at the western terminus in Minnetonka and opening in sections toward downtown Minneapolis throughout the late 1980s. The entire route of I-394 was officially opened in 1991.

A former lane drop of I-394 at the Penn Avenue exit was eliminated in 2000.