S. 4107 is a bill that makes Amtrak tell Congress each year how well they are making their trains and stations friendly for people with disabilities, like having ramps and elevators for everyone to use easily. They also have to keep checking and reporting every few years even after the first big check is done.

In this bill, Amtrak is being asked to tell Congress how well they are doing in making sure their train stations are easy for people with disabilities to use. They have to share their plans to fix any problems and do this once a year for now, and then every five years later on.

H.R. 6248 asks Amtrak to tell Congress how it's making sure train stations and trains are easy for people with disabilities to use, following a 2020 agreement to follow these rules. It wants Amtrak to say who’s responsible and when they plan to finish fixing things.

Amtrak, the company that runs many trains, needs to tell the government how it is making sure its trains and stations are easier to use for people with disabilities, like people in wheelchairs, by following the rules from a law called the Americans with Disabilities Act. They have to make a plan showing what they are doing to fix things that aren't easy to use yet, who is in charge of these fixes, and how quickly they are doing it.

Amtrak is like a big train company, and this bill wants them to tell the government how they are making their trains and stations easier for people with disabilities to use. They need to make a plan to fix anything that's not right and say who else needs to help if they share the station with other companies.