'Trump Train' takes over Beltway traffic around nation's capital
A viewer sent FOX 5 footage of the I-495 "Trump Train" caravan Sunday afternoon.
CAPITAL BELTWAY - A "Trump train" of the president's supporters is taking up the middle lane of the Capital Beltway on Sunday afternoon.
And many fellow motorists aren't happy.
A viewer sent FOX 5 footage of the Trump supporter caravan. You can see a parade of cars driving slowly in single file in the middle lane of the three-lane highway:
The parade around the nation's capital follows another high-profile one Saturday in Texas, where Democrats say the Biden/Harris campaign had to cancel events because of cars with Trump flags surrounding a campaign bus for hours.
There was one reported "minor collision" during the caravan in Texas.
President Trump retweeted video of the caravan with the caption: "I LOVE TEXAS!"
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Maryland State Police tell FOX 5 they have received numerous calls surrounding the Trump caravan, but had no incidents to report. FOX 5 is also reaching out to Virginia State Police.
Facebook events show "Trump Train" supporters organizing loops around the Beltway starting Sunday morning.
Organizers wanted participants to drive slowly: no more than 35 miles-per-hour, with their emergency lights showing.
The footage FOX 5 obtained shows the caravan near an exit for the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, but organizers also planned "access points" in Northern Virginia and throughout our area.