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

Based on 9 past Fourth of Julys (2017–2026, leaving out 2020), freeways across the Inland Empire are no slower than usual over Fourth of July; the busiest time is Saturday (July 3 this year) around 3 pm, at 58 mph (usually 57 mph).

Day by day

Hour by hour

Average freeway speed (mph) in Inland Empire by day and hour, 2017–2026
Day5am6am7am8am9am10am11am12pm1pm2pm3pm4pm5pm6pm7pm8pm9pm
Fri Jul 26663626262616060605958585962656566
Sat Jul 36764626262616060595958585963656567
Sun Jul 46866656565656464646463636365676669
Mon Jul 56965646363626161606059606164666667

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 9 past Fourth of Julys (2017–2026, leaving out 2020), freeways across the Inland Empire are no slower than usual over Fourth of July; the busiest time is Saturday (July 3 this year) around 3 pm, at 58 mph (usually 57 mph).

What is Fourth of July traffic like in Inland Empire?

Friday, July 2: about like a normal Friday; slowest around 3 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 56 mph). Monday, July 5: about like a normal Monday; slowest around 3 pm (59 mph, usually 57 mph).