Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the National Park Service relating to "Glen Canyon National Recreation Area: Motor Vehicles".

# Summary of HJRES 60: Glen Canyon Motor Vehicle Rule Disapproval **What the Bill Does** This bill cancels a National Park Service rule that was issued in January 2025 regarding motor vehicle use at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, a large park straddling the Arizona-Utah border. The original rule had restricted where visitors could use off-road vehicles like ATVs and similar recreational vehicles in certain parts of the recreation area. By passing this resolution, Congress rejected that restriction and effectively allowed broader motor vehicle access to continue in those areas. **Who It Affects** The bill impacts outdoor recreation enthusiasts who use off-road vehicles, local communities in Arizona and Utah near the recreation area, and the National Park Service's management of the land.

Conservation groups and visitors who prefer quieter or protected areas would also be affected, as would local economies that depend on recreation-related tourism and activities. **Current Status** The bill has already been signed into law, meaning it is now in effect. This was a "disapproval resolution," a congressional procedure that allows lawmakers to overturn federal agency rules they oppose, rather than creating new legislation from scratch.