To repeal the rule issued by the Federal Highway Administration and the Federal Transit Administration entitled "Metropolitan Planning Organization Coordination and Planning Area Reform".

Bill 115 hr 1346, also known as the "Metropolitan Planning Organization Coordination and Planning Area Reform Repeal Act," aims to repeal a rule issued by the Federal Highway Administration and the Federal Transit Administration. This rule, titled "Metropolitan Planning Organization Coordination and Planning Area Reform," was put in place to address coordination and planning issues within metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs).

The bill seeks to eliminate this rule, which some argue has imposed unnecessary burdens and restrictions on MPOs. Supporters of the bill believe that repealing this rule will allow MPOs to operate more efficiently and effectively in their planning and coordination efforts.

Opponents of the bill, however, argue that the rule was put in place to improve coordination and planning among MPOs, which play a crucial role in transportation planning and decision-making at the local level. They believe that repealing the rule could lead to confusion and inefficiencies in the planning process. Overall, the passage of Bill 115 hr 1346 would result in the repeal of the "Metropolitan Planning Organization Coordination and Planning Area Reform" rule, potentially impacting how MPOs operate and coordinate their planning efforts. The bill has sparked debate among lawmakers and stakeholders about the best approach to improving transportation planning at the local level.