Hold onto your hats, folks! D.C. is about to get a serious influx of buses. For the Women’s March on January 21, a staggering 1,800 buses are making their way to the nation’s capital. In contrast, only about 200 permits were requested for Inauguration Day on January 20. Yes, you read that right: 1,800 for the march and a mere 200 for the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Councilmember Jake Smith shared the scoop with News4, noting that while the inauguration is drawing a modest crowd, the Women’s March is set to attract over 183,000 attendees according to their Facebook page. Just to spell it out one more time—1,800 permits for the march versus 200 for the inauguration. That’s a difference of approximately nine times as many buses for the march!
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To sum it up: D.C. is about to host a significant number of buses for two very different events, with the Women’s March clearly pulling ahead in the transportation department!