Brightline will receive four safety grants totaling over $42 million to help fund critical safety projects in Florida.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced on Tuesday the grants are part of a backlog from the Biden Administration, with the oldest grant issued three years ago.

The four safety grants will support installing safety fencing, grade crossing upgrades and a trespassing alert system.

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Here are what the grants are, according to the USDOT:

A grant for $24,934,138 announced in August 2022 to the Florida Department of Transportation for improvements to 330 highway-railroad crossings, along 195 miles of corridor, including fencing, crossing delineators, crisis support signage and o

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