Public Lands Access Restoration Act

Summary

The bill makes most Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management roads and trails open to motorized vehicles by default, and only allows closures when there is clear, convincing evidence of safety or resource needs. It also lets the public propose new motorized routes and requires agencies to follow strict procedures before restricting access. The goal is to expand recreation while ensuring any limits are narrowly applied and regularly reviewed.

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