Summary

Directs the Secretary of Homeland Security, working with TSA and CISA, to deliver a classified report to Congress within 180 days on how DHS prevents, deters, and responds to vehicle‑ramming and other vehicle‑based attacks. An unclassified summary must be posted online, and Congress must receive a briefing within 30 days of submission. Recognizes vehicle attacks as an ongoing threat, highlights vulnerabilities at crowded public places and transportation hubs, and calls for stronger coordination among government and private‑sector partners while addressing privacy and civil liberties concerns.

• Orders a DHS-led, TSA/CISA-supported assessment of vehicle‑based terrorism within 180 days.
• Requires a classified report to Congress with an unclassified summary posted online.
• Maps higher‑risk places and public venues vulnerable to vehicle‑ramming attacks.
• Details current DHS actions and partnerships for prevention, deterrence, and response.
• Directs recommendations on technologies, protective measures, and training.
• Mandates consideration of privacy and civil liberties in all recommendations.
• Requires congressional briefings within 30 days of report submission.
• Grounds the effort in recent events and the ongoing risk of vehicle‑based terrorism.