At least 1,000 'freedom convoy' vehicles converged at a speedway in Hagerstown, Maryland, on Friday night and through Saturday morning into the afternoon as some made the 2,500-mile journey from Southern California, according to WaPo. The convoy is at a staging area where their next move could be Washington, D.C., to protest the COVID-19 vaccine and other public health mandates.

NBC4 Washington reports the convoy is planning to drive onto the Capital Beltway on Saturday, but a convoy spokesperson said they'll stay in Hagerstown for another night. 

The convoy left a rural parking lot in Adelanto, California, on Feb. 22 and is now at its last staging area, about 73 miles outside of D.C. 

Here's the convoy's route across America as it appears Hagerstown is the last staging area before D.C. 

Adelanto, California

Kingman, Arizona

Lupton, Arizona

Glenrio, Texas

Elk City, Oklahoma

Vinita, Oklahoma

Sullivan, Missouri

Indianapolis, Indiana

Cambridge, Ohio

Hagerstown, Maryland

The D.C. Beltway area

As the Epoch Times notes:

Organizers of the convoy told The Epoch Times that the group has adjusted its plans and are no longer aiming to arrive in Washington on Saturday as previously reported. Rather, they will be staying in Hagerstown, Maryland—about 70 miles northwest of Washington—for Saturday, and will be headed to an unspecified location two miles from the D.C. Beltway area either on Sunday or Monday.

Numbers in the convoy have fluctuated as vehicles and trucks join and drop off along the way. It's unclear how many vehicles will be headed to the nation's capital.