CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — The city of Clarksburg warned Friday that a planned political rally in downtown Clarksburg on Saturday morning will impact traffic.

The city said a march will begin in Jackson Square at 7:45 a.m. and rally participants will move to 4th Street, then to Main Street, then to 3rd Street and back up Traders Avenue, then repeat the loop .

Drivers are advised to be prepared for traffic delays in downtown Clarksburg between 7:45 a.m. and 8:45 a.m. Police department.

Abortions are currently legal in West Virginia, after an injunction was placed on an old state code law banning them. The next day, the state’s only abortion clinic resumed offering abortions.

While there had been talk among lawmakers about clarifying abortion laws in West Virginia during a special session, Gov. Jim Justice called it a Wednesday for his proposal to cut the abortion tax. state income of 10%, but did not mention abortion. This session will meet on Monday.

12 News plans to cover the rally, which is about abortion access. Look for Saturday night coverage.