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Fourth of July Traffic in Inland Empire: Best and Worst Times to Drive (2027)

Based on 10 years of Fourth of July traffic (2017–2026), the worst time to drive in the Inland Empire is Friday (July 2 this year) around 4 pm, when freeways average 58 mph instead of the usual 58 mph.

Day by day

Hour by hour

Average freeway speed (mph) in Inland Empire by day and hour, 2017–2026
Day5am6am7am8am9am10am11am12pm1pm2pm3pm4pm5pm6pm7pm8pm9pm
Fri Jul 26663626262616060595958585861646466
Sat Jul 36764636262616160595958596063656567
Sun Jul 46866656565656464646463636466676669
Mon Jul 56865646463626261616060606164666567

Averages of every hour of freeway data we have for these days in past years (hover a cell for a normal day). Dates are this year's; each past year is lined up on its own holiday.

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Questions

When is the worst time to drive for Fourth of July in Inland Empire?

Based on 10 years of Fourth of July traffic (2017–2026), the worst time to drive in the Inland Empire is Friday (July 2 this year) around 4 pm, when freeways average 58 mph instead of the usual 58 mph.

What is Fourth of July traffic like in Inland Empire?

Friday, July 2: about like a normal Friday; slowest around 4 pm (58 mph, usually 58 mph). Saturday, July 3: about like a normal Saturday; slowest around 3 pm (58 mph, usually 57 mph). Sunday, July 4: lighter than a normal Sunday; slowest around 4 pm (63 mph, usually 57 mph). Monday, July 5: about like a normal Monday; slowest around 3 pm (60 mph, usually 57 mph).