Trump’s motorcade neared 100 mph en route to Oklahoma after helicopter, airplane ruled out
Summary
President Donald Trump traveled by motorcade from Denton, Texas, to Durant, Oklahoma, driving at speeds close to 100 mph because bad weather stopped him from flying. He was going to two campaign events on the same day.Key Facts
- President Trump was in Denton, Texas, for a rally at the Peterbilt Motors plant.
- Stormy weather in the southern U.S. prevented air travel by helicopter or airplane.
- Instead of flying, President Trump’s motorcade drove from Denton to Durant, Oklahoma.
- The motorcade reached speeds near 100 miles per hour during the trip.
- The trip was between two campaign events held on the same day.
- This was part of President Trump’s 2024 campaign activities.
- Driving replaced flying as a travel option due to weather conditions.
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