H Street Festival: Traffic and Parking Advisory for September 21, 2024

The annual H Street Festival is set to take place in Washington, D.C., on Saturday, September 21, 2024, bringing vibrant energy and community celebration. To ensure public safety and facilitate the event, significant street closures and parking restrictions will be in effect. Motorists planning to navigate the area should take note of the following traffic adjustments.

Street Closures and Parking Restrictions

In preparation for and during the H Street Festival, the following streets will be subject to parking restrictions and closures:

Emergency No Parking (4:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.):

  • H Street: From 3rd Street to Florida Avenue, NE

Vehicles parked in violation of these emergency no parking zones will be ticketed and towed to ensure the safety and smooth operation of the festival.

Full Street Closures (Approximately 4:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.):

  • H Street: From 3rd Street to Florida Avenue, NE
  • Florida Avenue: From Staples Street to H Street, NE (Eastbound traffic on H Street, NE, will be restricted)

During these hours, vehicle traffic will be unable to cross H Street between 3rd Street and Florida Avenue, NE. Residents and visitors needing to access locations north or south of the festival zone are advised to plan their routes accordingly, avoiding crossing H Street within the closure area.

Plan Your Route and Stay Informed

Attendees and local drivers should anticipate increased pedestrian activity and potential traffic delays in the vicinity of the H Street Festival. It is highly recommended to consider alternative routes if you are traveling near the event area.

For real-time traffic updates and information, please follow DCPoliceTraffic on X (formerly Twitter). Please be aware that all street closures and timings are subject to adjustments depending on real-time conditions.

Your cooperation and understanding are appreciated in ensuring a safe and enjoyable H Street Festival for everyone.

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