US SB2968

Defines "disability-accessible land" as public land with at least 2.5 miles of authorized motorized or off-road vehicle roads per square mile, and requires the Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service to prioritize updating travel management plans

Prohibits road closures on disability-accessible land that would reduce motorized access below the 2.5-mile threshold, unless the road was temporary or poses a direct health/safety threat

Requires agencies to consider reopening roads closed within the past 10 years on non-disability-accessible land, and prohibits closing roads beneficial for fuels reduction, wildfire response, or search and rescue

Establishes a rebuttable presumption that roads remain open for public use, with closures requiring clear and compelling evidence; mandates public notice, comment periods, and hearings for any closures

Creates categorical exclusions from NEPA environmental review for road closures and new road establishment, and protects RS 2477 right-of-way claims from closure until adjudication is complete