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More Metro Delays and Parking Restrictions This Weekend


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From METRO:

Customers can expect lengthy delays of up to 40 minutes this weekend (April 23-25) as old track components are replaced on the Red, Blue and Orange lines, causing inbound and outbound trains to take turns sharing one track on portions of the rail system.

Riders planning to take the Red, Blue and Orange lines to area sports events and activities this weekend should add up to 40 minutes to their travel times. The Washington Nationals play at Nationals Park on April 23, 24, and 25, the Washington Capitals play at the Verizon Center on April 23, and there is an Earth Day Climate Rally on the National Mall on April 25.


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From DDOT:

The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) has provided the following information regarding street closures and parking restrictions for the Spring Meetings of the IMF/World Bank Board of Governors this weekend.

Street Closures

Beginning at 7:30 pm on Friday, April 23, 2010 until 5 pm on Sunday, April 25, 2010, the following streets surrounding the IMF/World Bank will be closed to vehicular traffic:

* 18th Street, NW from G Street to Pennsylvania Avenue
* 19th Street, NW from G Street to Pennsylvania Avenue
* 20th Street, NW from G Street to Pennsylvania Avenue
* G Street, NW from 18th Street to 20th Street
* H Street, NW (south side) from 18th Street to 20th Street

More Parking Restrictions after the jump.

No parking will be allowed on the following streets from 3 pm on Friday, April 23 until 6 am on Monday, April 26, 2010:

* 18th Street, NW from G Street to Pennsylvania Avenue
* 19th Street, NW from G Street to Pennsylvania Avenue
* 20th Street, NW from G Street to Pennsylvania Avenue
* G Street, NW from 18th Street to 20th Street
* H Street, NW (south side) from 18th Street to 20th Street
* Pennsylvania Avenue, NW from 18th Street to 20th Street

No parking will be allowed on the following streets from 7 pm on Friday, April 23, until 6 am on Monday, April 26, 2010:

* 600 block of 18th Street, NW
* 600 block of 19th Street, NW
* 600 block of 20th Street, NW
* 2000 block of H Street, NW
* 1700 block of G Street, NW
* 2000 block of G Street, NW

Emergency no parking signs will be posted by the District Department of Transportation (DDOT).

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