Establishing the intercity passenger rail service program and making transfers annually to the passenger rail service revolving fund.
Died in Committee
Summary
The bill would let the Kansas secretary of transportation set up an intercity passenger rail service program, make loans or grants to rail operators, and create a revolving fund financed by yearly $5 million transfers from state accounts. It targets Amtrak, other rail carriers, local governments and any entities that build or operate passenger rail in Kansas. The measure never left the Senate Transportation Committee, so it has no effect.
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