Amtrak—the government-backed passenger train company that runs routes across the country—would have to publicly reveal how much money its top executives make each year, including their base salary and any bonuses. This means anyone could go to Amtrak's website and see not just the dollar amounts paid to leadership, but also the specific reasons or performance targets that earned them those bonuses. Right now, this level of detail about executive pay isn't required to be shared publicly; this bill would make that information part of the annual report Amtrak already sends to Congress, and that report would have to be posted online for the public to read.