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Fourth of July 2020: What’s open, what’s closed on Friday, July 3? Banks, UPS, mail delivery, stock markets - NJ.com

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The Fourth of July 2020 is Saturday, July 4. Because the holiday falls on a Saturday this year, many businesses and offices observe Friday, July 3 as the official holiday.

It’s an American holiday that became a tradition in the 18th century during the American Revolution. On July 4, 1776, delegates from the 13 colonies adopted the Declaration of Independence, a historic document drafted by Thomas Jefferson, after the Continental Congress voted in favor of independence.

Celebratory traditions usually include attending parades, watching fireworks and family barbecues.

Here is everything to know about Friday, July 3.

Is the Fourth of July a federal holiday?

Yes. The Fourth of July is the fifth federal and state holiday of the year. Because the holiday falls on a Saturday, many businesses and offices observe Friday, July 3 as the official holiday.

Is the post office open on Friday, July 3?

Yes. United States Postal Service offices will be open and operating on their normal schedules.

Does the mail run on Friday, July 3? Is there mail delivery?

There will be regular mail delivery on Friday, July 3, 2020.

FedEx and UPS also will operate basic service and delivery. UPS Freight and FedEx SmartPost, however, are closed.

Are banks open on Friday, July 3, 2020?

Many in-person and drive-thru services will be open Friday. Select bank locations may be closed until further notice due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The following banks are scheduled to be open on Friday, July 3, 2020:

The following banks are scheduled to be closed on Friday, July 3, 2020:

What are the best Fourth of July 2020 sales?

There are plenty of online sales for the Fourth of July. Here are just a few:

Are restaurants open on Friday, July 3?

Indoor dining areas are closed indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic, but most restaurants should be open for outdoor dining, takeout and delivery. Patrons should check with specific restaurants for exact hours and information.

Is the stock market closed on Friday, July 3?

The New York Stock Exchange will be observing the Fourth of July on Friday, July 3, and will be closed. Nasdaq trading and bond markets also will be closed.

Does NJ Transit, PATH and SEPTA operate on a normal schedule?

NJ Transit will be observing the Fourth of July on Friday, July 3, and will have special or no services in effect. Riders should use NJ Transit’s online trip planner to double-check arrival and departure times.

PATH and SEPTA will be operating on its usual Saturday schedule on July 4.

Are New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission locations open?

All Motor Vehicle Commission offices observe the Fourth of July on Friday, July 3, and will be closed. Additionally, all New Jersey state offices and courts are closed on Friday.

Online processing of some documents are also available on Motor Vehicle Commission’s website.

When is the next federal holiday?

The next federal holiday is Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 7, 2020.

For more information about the history of the Fourth of July, check out the video below:

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