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The USDOT budget includes a proposed $291 million cut from Amtrak's Northeast Corridor infrastructure work.
The nation’s passenger railroad is adapting to White House priorities, such as by dropping high-speed rail projects.
Amtrak requested $850 million for Northeast Corridor grants in the agency’s fiscal year 2026 budget. That is $291 million less than the $1.141 billion allocated in 2025.
The Northeast Corridor is a 457-mile artery that includes Amtrak and commuter rail partners such as NJ Transit, that runs between Boston and Washington, D.C.
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