Janney 5K Causes Street Closures and Parking Restrictions in Washington D.C. This Saturday

Get ready to lace up or cheer on runners this Saturday, as the Janney 5K and Fun Run is set to take over a few streets in the District of Columbia. The event, scheduled for Saturday, will necessitate several street closures and parking restrictions that drivers in the area need to be aware of. In the early hours, from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., numerous streets will see emergency no parking going into effect, impacting areas from Wisconsin Avenue to 49th Street, NW.

For those planning to use the affected routes, adjusting travel plans is advisable as closures will begin at 8:00 a.m., lasting until 10:30 a.m., meaning delays are likely. Albemarle Street going from Wisconsin Avenue to 42nd Street, NW will be the first to close. Following these changes, vehicles will be barred from accessing multiple streets including parts of Van Ness Street and Yuma Street, according to a release available on the

Metropolitan Police Department

website.

Drivers, it’s also worth noting that your vehicles can end up being ticketed and towed if found disregarding the emergency no parking signs. These signs will guide you where not to park to avoid the hassle. The

Metropolitan Police Department

and the Washington D.C. Department of Transportation extend this reminder to ensure the safety of all attending or passing by the event.

In addition to traffic information, live updates can be anticipated on Washington D.C. Police Traffic’s Twitter for those seeking to navigate the restrictions real-time. With pedestrian traffic expected to increase, an appeal is made to motorists to proceed with caution in these vicinities. These temporary changes to the streetscape, while for a communal cause, will undoubtedly alter the weekend rhythm of the city and its denizens.

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