Referred to the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure.
Summary
The Disaster Ready Infrastructure Act of 2026 amends federal transportation law to make disaster‑vulnerability assessments a required part of metropolitan, statewide and non‑metropolitan transportation planning. It obliges planners to pinpoint which existing facilities are most at risk, which are critical to keep operating during and after a disaster, and what projects are needed to protect them. This aims to improve the nation’s ability to keep roads, bridges and transit systems functional when natural disasters strike.
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