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Passenger rail could be the big winner if Congress moves ahead with President Biden's ambitious infrastructure plan. There's long been bipartisan support for rebuilding America's crumbling infrastructure, but under Biden, the focus has shifted to sustainable projects that fulfill both his climate and equity goals, such as rail transit. President Biden wants to build out transit in high-poverty areas and fund high-speed rail systems, promising "the second great railroad revolution." Jockeying has already begun among backers of various high-speed rail projects, including current and proposed systems in California, Texas, Florida, the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast Corridor.

Biden wants to spend $2 trillion, including $50 billion on immediate road and bridge repairs. He also wants to build out transit in high-poverty areas and fund high-speed rail systems, promising "the second great railroad revolution." The price tag could be too high for Republicans, but Senate Budget Committee Chair Bernie Sanders told Axios that Democrats will pass it with a simple majority through the budget reconciliation process if necessary. The big picture: Rail advocat...es see a rare opportunity to go big with "Amtrak Joe" in the White House. "The stars don’t often align in the federal government, and we are at this moment where the White House, the House and the Senate are all in agreement that this is the time to dramatically increase investment in infrastructure," said Sean Jeans-Gail, vice president of policy and government affairs for the Rail Passengers Association. "And passenger rail, a transportation mode that is traditionally ignored in the United States, has more to gain than other modes," he added.

Let’s Run It Back (3X) - another weekend ride to the beach 32+ miles and catching up with my Team FOB ride crew. Now to get ready for my golf tournament next tomorrow. @ Huntington Beach, California

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"We've got to take things to the next level," Transportation Sec. Buttigieg says, discussing the future of high speed rail. "I want the U.S. to be leading the world when it comes to access to high speed rail."