The Long-Distance Corridor Relief Act removes the requirement for the Secretary of Transportation to consider non-Federal funding for long-distance.
The Long-Distance Corridor Relief Act modifies the Corridor Identification and Development Program by removing the requirement for the Secretary of Transportation to consider committed or anticipated non-Federal funding for long-distance intercity passenger rail routes. This change affects how funding considerations are made for these rail routes.
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