A joint resolution 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".

The resolution would formally disapprove a National Park Service rule, published January 13, 2025, that restricted the use of off-highway vehicles and all-terrain vehicles in parts of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in northern Arizona and southeastern Utah. Under the Congressional Review Act procedure it invokes, if enacted the rule would have no force or effect, as though it had never taken effect.

Because it acts under the Congressional Review Act, the resolution does not itself write new motor vehicle rules for the recreation area; it only nullifies the specific rule named and prevents the National Park Service from reissuing a substantially similar rule without new statutory authority. It makes no other change to how Glen Canyon National Recreation Area is managed.

Visitors to Glen Canyon National Recreation Area who use off-highway vehicles and all-terrain vehicles, the National Park Service staff who manage the area, and residents of the surrounding parts of Arizona and Utah affected by motor vehicle access rules there.

If enacted, off-road vehicle users would regain the access that the January 2025 rule had restricted, while the National Park Service would lose its ability to reissue a similar restriction without new legal authority, affecting how the agency balances recreational access against land protection in the area.