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JD Vance Austin Visit: Expect Traffic Delays & Closures

JD Vance Visit to Austin Causes Road Closures, Traffic Delays Austin residents should anticipate traffic disruptions and road closures Monday and Tuesday, March 23-24, 2026, as U.S. Vice President JD Vance visits the city. The visit is primarily…

JD Vance Austin Visit: Expect Traffic Delays & Closures

JD Vance Visit to Austin Causes Road Closures, Traffic Delays

Austin residents should anticipate traffic disruptions and road closures Monday and Tuesday, March 23-24, 2026, as U.S. Vice President JD Vance visits the city. The visit is primarily for a Republican National Committee (RNC) fundraiser, with Vance scheduled to travel to Dallas and Nashville afterward.

Road Closure Details

City officials have announced rolling road closures and delays, particularly near Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and in the downtown area. Specific closures include:

  • Monday Morning: Roads between Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and Cesar Chavez Street, from Red River to Brazos streets will be closed.
  • Cesar Chavez Street: Cesar Chavez Street from Brazos Street to Interstate 35 will be closed from noon on Monday, March 23, until 9 a.m. On Tuesday, March 24.

Traffic Mitigation Recommendations

The City of Austin recommends the following to minimize disruption:

  • Plan alternative routes to avoid delays.
  • Utilize public transportation options, though some routes may be adjusted.
  • Avoid parking along the planned route.

Fundraiser and Further Travel

Vice President Vance is expected to headline a fundraiser for the Republican National Committee during his visit. Following the Austin event, he is scheduled to travel to Dallas and Nashville for additional engagements, according to the Austin Post.

Additional Information

For a comprehensive list of all street closures, residents can visit the Austin Transportation and Public Works webpage: Austin Transportation and Public Works.

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