A former president’s motorcade reportedly reached high speeds on slick roads during travel between campaign events, raising safety concerns as severe weather had earlier forced the cancellation of a planned flight. The rapid movement followed a day disrupted by storms, with officials scrambling to adjust logistics amid hazardous conditions. Questions arise over whether security protocols accounted for the risky conditions, particularly after the aircraft was deemed unsafe for takeoff. Details on how such decisions were made—and whether standard precautions were bypassed—could shed light on broader risks in high-profile travel arrangements.
President Trump’s motorcade approached 100 mph on wet roads between two rallies after storms grounded his aircraft
