Senators on Thursday voted to overturn a rule implemented by the Biden administration that limits the use of motor vehicles in environmentally vulnerable areas within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area.
In a 50-43 vote, the Senate passed a resolution that repeals the National Park Service rules governing the use of motor vehicles, off-highway vehicles, and all-terrain vehicles in the national park, which is located in northern Arizona and southeastern Utah.
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