Nebraska LB256 adopts the Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact to promote and coordinate passenger rail service in the Midwest.
Nebraska LB256 adopts the Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact to promote and coordinate intercity passenger rail service in the Midwest. The compact aims to improve passenger rail service, coordinate state officials on rail issues, and develop long-term plans for high-speed rail. The compact establishes a commission to advocate for funding, develop partnerships, and implement rail projects. States can join the compact, which becomes effective when enacted by three states. The commission can accept donations and grants, and expenses are paid from available funds.
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