WASHINGTON (DC News Now) -- Saturday afternoon, officials in D.C. provided an update regarding the security for President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Jan. 20. On Friday, it was announced that Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance would be sworn in inside the Capitol Rotunda due to frigid temperatures, as opposed to outside on the west front of the Capitol. As a result of the move, officials announced several updates to security plans, road closures and Metrorail service for Inauguration Day. Metro Metro said Metrorail will open at 5 a.m. instead of the previously planned 4 a.m. and will run on a normal weekday schedule. In addition, the Yellow Line will no longer run to Greenbelt on Inauguration Day. Four stations, including Archives, Federal Triangle, Mt. Vernon Square and Pentagon, will be fully closed as trains are expected to bypass these stations. Due to inaugural balls and other events, certain entrances will also see closures during select hours at Judiciary Square, McPherson Square and Union Station. However, Meto noted that these stations would be accessible through other entrances. Metro emphasized that one of the "major" updates to service on Inauguration Day is that the Gallery Place Station will only be open to customers transferring lines. Therefore, no one will be allowed to enter or exit the station on Sunday, Jan. 19, and Monday, Jan. 20. US Capitol police lists items prohibited at presidential inauguration Secret Service said the restrictions are due to the station's proximity to Capitol One Arena, where Trump will hold a rally on Sunday. A live viewing of the inauguration ceremony will also take place there on Monday, according to the Associated Press. Metro encourages anyone looking to get to Capital One Arena to use Metro Center. For more information on updated service plans, riders can click here. Road Closures Despite the ceremony's move, officials said residents and business owners in the District can still expect widespread road closures across downtown. Travelers will see impacts around D.C. as well. The Virginia Department of Transportation and Virginia State Police will close various bridges and ramps from Virginia into D.C. on Inauguration Day, according to Mayor Bowser's office. From just after midnight on Jan. 20 through the conclusion of the presidential inaugural events, the following will be in effect: I-395 northbound General-purpose lanes on Interstate 395 northbound will remain open 395 Express Lanes (from north of Edsall Road and including the HOV/Rochambeau Memorial Bridge) will be closed All entries to the 395 Express Lanes will be closed. 95 Express Lanes drivers will be detoured back to the I-395 general-purpose lanes near Edsall Road. The general-purpose slip ramp entry to the HOV/Rochambeau Memorial Bridge (Ramp G) will be closed The ramp entry from Eads Street to the HOV/Rochambeau Memorial Bridge will be closed I-395 northbound ramp to Boundary Channel Drive (Exit 10A) will be closed I-395 southbound I-395 southbound general-purpose lanes will remain open I-395 southbound (George Mason Memorial Bridge) to remain open I-395 southbound HOV/Rochambeau Memorial Bridge will be closed 395 Express Lanes reversal to southbound will begin at the standard time of 11 a.m. 395 Express Lanes access ramps at and south of Washington Boulevard are scheduled to open within the standard window, by about 12:30 p.m. Access ramps north of Washington Boulevard, at Eads Street, and from the southbound HOV Rochambeau Memorial Bridge coming from Washington, D.C., will remain closed until events conclude I-395 southbound ramp to Boundary Channel Drive (Exit 10A) will be closed How Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony will proceed inside US Capitol Officials noted that street closures and listed times are subject to change, and drivers should expect parking restrictions along the street downtown. A comprehensive list of road closures and restrictions across D.C. can be found here. To stay informed, residents are encouraged to sign up for text updates by texting DCINAUG to 888-777. Secret Service also provided an updated map of pedestrian-restricted zones, Metro closures and vehicle screenings, which can be viewed below. 2025 Inauguration Public Safety Overview MapDownload Security Although there will no longer be a parade down Pennsylvania Avenue after Trump is sworn in, officials said people will be able to watch Trump's motorcade move along the parade route from Capitol One Arena to the White House. However, onlookers will be subject to screening. Regarding Monday's event at Capital One Arena, the Secret Service said there is a plan to address any security issues that might arise, with over 25,000 law enforcement personnel taking part in a "public safety team." The fencing around the event has also been reconfigured for security purposes. Officials could not comment on ticketing plans for the event.