Here are the extensive road closures, Metro changes for the NATO summit in DC

What to Know

The NATO summit in D.C. will cause disruptions near the Convention Center, Mellon Auditorium in the Federal Triangle area and the White House.
Metro's Mt. Vernon Square station is closed from 11 a.m. on Tuesday to 5 a.m. on Friday; the Federal Triangle station is closed Tuesday
Expect vehicle screenings if you plan to enter secure areas near the Convention Center and Mellon Auditorium, and potential screenings for pedestrians in a smaller area

D.C. commuters can expect major traffic disruptions as the NATO summit brings leaders from more than 30 countries to the Washington Convention Center July 9 through 11, including road closures, changes to Metro service and vehicle screenings in certain areas.

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The U.S. Secret Service designated three downtown areas that will have vehicle and pedestrian restrictions through Friday. Along with checkpoints and fencing, there will be significant street closures and parking restrictions.

The largest restricted area is around the Washington Convention Center and Mount Vernon Square.

Metrorail and bus services are also impacted, with Mount Vernon and Federal Triangle stations closing and 20 bus routes skipping stops.

The D.C. National Guard is assisting with traffic control. They will not be armed.

D.C. Police Chief Pamela Smith previously said that in addition to increasing security to protect summit attendees, she expects protests surrounding the event.

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“We anticipate an increase of First Amendment demonstrations in our city as NATO gets underway,” Smith said. “We will not tolerate violence of any kind, and offenders will be held accountable.”

Starting Monday, July 8, there will be major traffic disruptions across D.C. as the NATO summit will bring leaders from more than 30 countries to the District. News4's Juliana Valencia reports.

What to know about Metrorail and Metrobus service changes

Bus route detours: Metro will detour several routes due to the road closures from Monday, July 8, at 8 p.m. to Thursday, July 11, at 8 p.m. The affected routes are 63, 64, 70, 74, 79, D4, D6, G8, and S2.

Metrorail station closures:

Federal Triangle station will be closed from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. on July 9.
Mt. Vernon Square station will be closed from 11 a.m. on July 9 to 5 a.m. on July 12.
Trains will bypass these stations. Northbound Yellow Line trains will turn around at the Mt. Vernon pocket track but will terminate at Gallery Place. Extra staff will be at Gallery Place to assist.
Station managers and rail operators will be on duty at the closed stations to manage operations.

What to know about MetroAccess service changes

MetroAccess will run normal service. Due to road closures, customers may not reach their final destination, but MetroAccess will get as close as possible.

Text NATODC to 888-777 for free alerts from District and federal public safety agencies about the NATO Summit.

What to know about road closures and restrictions

There are restrictions for drivers and pedestrians in three main areas: around the Convention Center, around Mellon Auditorium in the Federal Triangle area and around the White House.

Vehicles entering certain restricted areas are subject to a security screening, authorities said. Those areas are marked in blue on the maps below. Vehicles that need to enter the blue zones can get screened at checkpoints marked with black diamonds. Here's an interactive map.

Pedestrians and cyclists can freely enter the area marked in blue. Pedestrians looking to enter areas in red might be screened by security.

Here's detailed information on accessing specific businesses, residencies and buildings in the secure zones.

Go here to see a larger version of the Convention Center map, here for a larger version of the Mellon Auditorium map and here for a larger version of the White House map.

There are areas that are restricted both to vehicles and pedestrians. In areas restricted to pedestrians, vehicles, bicycles, small scooters, rideshares and food deliveries are prohibited.

Trash services, mail and package delivery will continue in both perimeters, with schedules shifted to overnight and early morning hours.

Emergency No Parking:

July 6, 6 a.m. to July 10, 6 a.m.:
- Constitution Ave from 9th to 15th St NW
- Pennsylvania Ave from 9th to 15th St NW
- 12th St from E St to Madison Dr NW
- 13th St from F St to Pennsylvania Ave NW
- 14th St from F St to Independence Ave SW
- Streets from 12th to 14th St NW
July 8, 12 p.m. to July 11, 11:59 p.m.:
- H St from 15th to 17th St NW
- Connecticut Ave from H St to I St NW
- 16th St from H St to I St NW
July 8, 6:30 p.m. to July 10, 11:59 p.m.:
- 15th St from H St to Constitution Ave NW
July 8, 6:30 p.m. to July 9, 11:59 p.m.:
- Constitution Ave from 15th to 17th St NW
- 11th St from E St to Pennsylvania Ave NW
- 10th St from Pennsylvania Ave to Constitution Ave NW
- New York Ave from 14th to 15th St NW
- Streets from 14th to 15th St NW

Street Closures:

July 9, 4 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.:
- Constitution Ave from 9th to 15th St NW
- Pennsylvania Ave from 9th to 15th St NW
- 10th St from E St to Constitution Ave NW
- 11th St from E St to Pennsylvania Ave NW
- 12th St from E St to Madison Dr NW
- 13th St from F St to Pennsylvania Ave NW
- 14th St from F St NW to Independence Ave SW
- Streets from 12th to 14th St NW
- Upper Pennsylvania Ave from 14th to 15th St NW
- Inbound 14th St Bridge ramp to Exit 1
- Inbound 14th St Bridge HOV ramp to 14th St
- Inbound I395 Exit 3 to 12th St Expressway/Tunnel
- Westbound I395/Maine Ave Split at Exit 4B
July 9, 2 p.m. to 11:59 p.m.:
- Constitution Ave from 15th to 17th St NW
- 15th St from H St to Constitution Ave NW
- New York Ave from 14th to 15th St NW
- Streets from 14th to 15th St NW

Additional Restrictions for Washington Convention Center: