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***TRAFFIC ADVISORY July 4th, 2010***
* Road Closures & Parking Restrictions
* Circulator Service Changes & Detours
* "Operation Fast
Forward" After the Fireworks
(Washington, D.C.) In preparation
for the July 4 weekend, The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is
advising participants to please take notice of the following street closures and
related advisories that will impact travel in the city.
July 4 Celebration on the National Mall
Road
Closures
As part of the extensive security measures implemented for
this event, many streets in and around the National Mall will be closed on
Sunday, July 4th, 2010. The National Park Service reports the following streets
will be closed at approximately 6 am (except where otherwise noted) and will
remain closed until approximately 11 pm:
* Arlington Memorial
Bridge to Memorial Circle on the Virginia end of the bridge;
* Rock
Creek Parkway south of Virginia Avenue, NW to Lincoln Memorial Circle, including
all approaches and ramps;
* Lincoln Memorial Circle
and all approaches and ramps into and out of Lincoln Memorial Circle, including
Henry Bacon Drive, NW and Daniel Chester French Drive, SW;
* Ramp from
Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Bridge to Constitution Avenue, NW and Ohio Drive,
SW;
* Inbound traffic on I-66 will be directed to the E Street
Expressway;
* Constitution Avenue, NW from 23rd Street, NW to 14th
Street, NW;
* Constitution Avenue, NW from Pennsylvania Avenue, NW to
14th Street, NW, starting at 11:00 am;
* 19th, 20th, 21st and 22nd
Streets, NW between Constitution Avenue, NW and C Street, NW;
* 18th
Street, NW between Constitution Avenue, NW and Virginia Avenue, NW;
*
Virginia Avenue, NW between Constitution Avenue, NW and 18th Street, NW;
*
17th Street from E Street, NW south to Independence Avenue, SW;
* C and
D Streets, NW from 17th to 18th Streets, NW;
* 15th Street from E
Street, NW south to Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW;
* Raoul Wallenberg
Place, SW from Independence Ave. to Maine Avenue;
* Independence
Avenue, SW west of 14th Street, SW to 23rd Street, SW, including merge with Rock
Creek Parkway;
* Madison Drive, NW from 15th Street to 3rd Street;
*
Jefferson Drive, SW from 15th Street to 3rd Street;
* 7th Street
between Constitution Avenue, NW and Independence Avenue, SW;
* 4th
Street between Constitution Avenue, NW and Independence Avenue, SW;
*
Ohio Drive, SW from the Inlet Bridge to Independence Avenue, SW;
* West
Basin Drive, SW from Ohio Drive to Independence Avenue;
* East Basin
Drive, SW, east of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial at Ohio Drive, SW;
*
3rd Street between Pennsylvania Avenue, NW and Maryland Avenue, SW;
*
14th Street between Pennsylvania Avenue, NW and Independence Avenue, SW will be
closed at 11:00 a.m. until after the fireworks;
* Ramp from southbound
and northbound George Washington Memorial Parkway (GWMP) to Memorial Avenue
/Circle;
* Ramp from northbound Route 110 to Memorial Avenue;
*
Ramp from VA-27 to Memorial Avenue/Circle;
* Eastbound Route 50 ramps
to the George Washington Memorial Parkway (GWMP) and roads in the immediate area
of U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial;
* Southbound GWMP ramp to 14th
Street Bridge;
* Northbound GWMP ramp to 14th Street Bridge.
For more information about Independence Day events on the Mall, visit
www.nps.gov/dc/july4th.
For more information about July 4 activities and road closures in
Arlington, please visit
www.arlingtonva.us.
Parking
Restrictions
Please note, parking throughout the area around the
National Mall will be extremely limited on July 4.
DDOT has begun
posting emergency no parking signs on the affected streets. Residents, workers
and visitors can park at these locations until the restrictions begin, but
please do not remove the temporary signs. Even if the signs are removed, the no
parking restrictions will be enforced on the 4th.
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