Senate Bill Would Create $50B Green Railroads Fund and Guarantee Every State Rail Funding
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A proposed $200 billion federal investment, the 'All Aboard Act,' could fundamentally reshape travel across the nation. For Ohio, this bill could be a catalyst for the 3C+D corridor, providing $3.5 billion for state rail planning and $50 billion for a 'Green Railroad Fund' to electrify rail lines.
Senator Edward Markey and Representative Chris Deluzio reintroduced the All Aboard Act, a $200 billion proposal to build high-speed rail, expand passenger service, and electrify rail corridors. The bill includes $50 billion for electrification and $3.5 billion for a state rail formula program.
Rep. Chris Deluzio and Sen. Ed Markey introduced legislation to dedicate $200 billion over five years to modernize the U.S. rail network. The act proposes a $50 billion Green Railroads Fund for electrification and a first-of-its-kind $3.5 billion formula grant program for state rail planning.
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Congressional Bill
Official Title
All Aboard Act of 2025
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