In a striking display of civic engagement, approximately 1,800 buses are en route to Washington D.C. for the Women’s March, set to take place on January 21. In comparison, only around 200 permits for bus parking have been requested for Inauguration Day.
As reported by City Councilmember Jamie Rivera, “Around 200 permits were requested for the inauguration scheduled for Friday, Jan. 20.” In contrast, the city has received a staggering number of permits for the Women’s March, with thousands of individuals expected to participate in this rally against President-elect Donald Trump.
Permit Numbers
To reiterate the numbers:
- Women’s March: 1,800 permits requested.
- Trump’s Inauguration: 200 permits requested.
The event’s Facebook page indicates that more than 183,000 people plan to attend the Women’s March. That’s right, a whopping 1,800 bus permits for the march compared to just 200 for the inauguration. This means that nearly nine times the number of permits for parking tour buses in D.C. have been applied for the Women’s March compared to Inauguration Day.
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In summary, the upcoming Women’s March is set to draw a much larger crowd than Inauguration Day, as reflected by the significant difference in bus parking permits. This trend showcases the growing engagement and activism within communities.