Road closures planned for Nvidia's GTC Technology Conference in San Jose
March 15, 2026 - 11:04
The arrival of Nvidia's GTC technology conference is set to significantly impact traffic in downtown San Jose this week. The event, taking place near the SAP Center, is anticipated to draw over 30,000 attendees, leading to a series of planned road closures to accommodate the influx.
Authorities have already implemented initial street closures for the week-long gathering, with additional traffic restrictions scheduled in the coming days. The measures are intended to ensure pedestrian safety and manage the substantial flow of vehicles and conference-goers in the vicinity of the venue.
Local commuters are strongly advised to plan for alternate routes and allow for extra travel time when navigating the area. The closures are expected to affect several key streets surrounding the convention center, potentially causing delays during peak hours. Residents and businesses in the neighborhood have been notified of the temporary changes as the city hosts one of the technology industry's most prominent annual events.
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