What this is
HR 8230, a federal bill, moved to a House committee that oversees transportation policy in April 2026.
Key details
- Bill number: HR 8230
- Bill name: NO TOD Act
- Congress: 119th Congress
- Referred date: April 9, 2026
- Assigned committee: House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
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How this affects households
Under $30,000
If this bill blocks transit-oriented development, you could lose chances for affordable housing near bus and train lines. This might force longer, more expensive commutes.
$30,000-$60,000
Blocking development near transit could mean fewer housing options in walkable neighborhoods. You might need to drive more and spend more on gas and car costs.
$60,000-$100,000
Less development near transit might protect your current neighborhood from changes, but could limit your housing choices if you want to move near public transportation.
Over $100,000
Blocking transit development could help keep your neighborhood less crowded and maintain property values by limiting new construction nearby.
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