2024 Philly 10K race road closures and parking restrictions

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The 2024 Philly 10K  is set to take over the streets of Philadelphia on Sunday, Aug. 25, 2024. Ahead of the race, the city released information on road closures and parking restrictions.
The Philly 10K race, now in its 11th year, starts at 7:30 a.m. at 8th and South Street and winds throughout the city before ending at 5th and South Street.
The 10K race is a rain or shine event, and if extreme weather affects the race, runners will be notified as soon as possible. 
There is also a new event this year called The Kids Dash that will start at 10 a.m. Sunday on 3rd and Bainbridge streets. The Kids Dash is a short-distance, noncompetitive race for children between the ages of 2 through 4, according to the release.
The city said to expect traffic delay and urged drivers to be cautious during the race weekend and allow for extra driving time. Drivers are also encouraged to use alternative routes to avoid areas along the course.
You can view the Philly 10K Course Map on its website.
These streets will be closed starting at 1 a.m. Sunday until 2 p.m. post-race:
This street will be closed starting at 2 a.m. Sunday for the start and finish of The Philly 10K
These streets will be closed starting at 7 a.m. on Sunday and are expected to reopen after the race:
Officials also wanted to alert drivers and pedestrians to expect delays when crossing the streets along the race course, and depending on the flow of the runners, police will allow traffic through the intersections when possible.
“Street closures will be implemented on a rolling basis and will be lifted as runners go by and roads are serviced,” city officials said in the release. “All streets [with the exception of the post-race festival area] are scheduled to be reopened no later than noon on Sunday, Aug. 25.”
Officials said there will be law-enforcement support, traffic control and emergency medical services for the race and around the area.
Never leave bags or other items such as a backpack, package, container, etc. unattended.
“In the event of an emergency or to report a suspicious person, activity, or item, notify an officer immediately or call 911,” the release said. “Do not try to open, move, cover or touch a suspicious item.”
Officials said that strollers, bikes and other similar things are not allowed for safety reasons. Non-service animals are also not allowed.
The Philly 10K has a FAQ page for more information and a Special Event Safety Guide on how to be prepared and ready for special events.