City Announces Road Closures, Parking Restrictions and Other Details for No Kings Protest on Saturday, June 14, 2025

Philadelphia, PALocal News

Philadelphia will enforce road closures and parking restrictions on June 14, 2025, for the "No Kings Protest. " The event will take place at major sites, including the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and Eakins Oval, which are expected to experience significant traffic disruptions. Local officials are urging residents to plan ahead and find alternative routes to minimize inconvenience. The protest seeks to address various social issues affecting the community, reflecting a growing trend of civic engagement in Philadelphia. Authorities have not disclosed anticipated attendance figures, but similar events in the past have drawn large crowds.

This protest is part of a broader movement advocating for social change and community awareness. The city aims to facilitate the event while ensuring public safety and minimizing disruption. Officials will monitor the situation and provide updates as the date approaches.

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