Charlotte, N.C. – A significant highway in Charlotte is set to experience extended travel delays on Friday, September 6, as former President Donald Trump makes his way to the city for a private event. The visit will require adjustments on Interstate 85 around the Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
Trump’s event, where he will address the National Fraternal Order of Police, is expected to cause notable traffic disruptions from 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.. During this time, drivers should prepare for intermittent road closures and potential rerouting to alternative routes.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police department has informed the public to plan ahead and avoid the area if possible, as heavy traffic will also affect alternative routes. Officials are advising that drivers should anticipate delays not only on I-85 but also on adjacent streets in the vicinity.
This event marks Trump’s fourth visit to North Carolina in just two months, making it his second trip to the city of Charlotte. His popularity in the state is highlighted by recent polling data, which indicates a tightly contested race for the upcoming presidential election.
As the event approaches, many residents remain cautious about the potential traffic headaches while also expressing an interest in Trump’s messaging as the election draws near.
Motorists are reminded to stay updated on traffic conditions and to allow extra travel time if they must be in the area. As the situation develops, further updates will be provided.
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