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I–27 Numbering Act of 2023

Source: Congress.gov  ·  488 words in original text
# Plain English Summary: H.R. 1821, I-27 Numbering Act of 2023 ## WHAT THIS BILL DOES This bill changes the names of certain highway routes in Texas and New Mexico. It amends a 1991 law that governs how interstate highways are numbered and designated. The bill gives specific interstate route numbers to segments of the Port-to-Plains Corridor, which is a planned future highway corridor. ## WHO IT AFFECTS * The Department of Transportation (the federal agency that manages highways) * States of Texas and New Mexico * Drivers and travelers using the Port-to-Plains Corridor routes ## KEY PROVISIONS * Most routes referred to in the existing law are designated as Interstate Route I-27 (Sec. 2(a)) * One specific route is designated as Interstate Route I-227 (Sec. 2(a)) * Another specific route is designated as Interstate Route I-327 (Sec. 2(a)) * The bill makes technical corrections to how these routes are organized in the existing law (Sec. 2(b)) ## WHAT CHANGES The Port-to-Plains Corridor highway segments in Texas and New Mexico receive official interstate route numbers instead of remaining designated as a future, unnamed corridor. The specific segments will be called I-27, I-227, or I-327 depending on which part of the corridor they represent. ## IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS * **Port-to-Plains Corridor:** A planned highway corridor mentioned in the 1991 law (specific start and end points not stated in this bill text) * **Interstate route:** A major highway that connects different states ## EFFECTIVE DATE Not specified in bill text
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