Organizers say the event will echo a 2019 rally demanding action on traffic deaths. 22 people have died traffic-related deaths in D.C.’s streets this year.

No D.C.-bound convoys have yet materialized, and different organizers are planning various routes to arrive in D.C. at different times.

“This is my sole mission,” says a D.C. resident who started a free pop-up pantry.

The closure may affect one of the epicenters of the protests.

It is slated for January 19, 2019.

Despite the overwhelming fear and uncertainty under the new administration, many attendees said they felt a lot better today being around kindred spirits.