President Joe Biden will meet with Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg at the Baltimore & Potomac Tunnel on Monday as the two discuss how Biden's $1 trillion infrastructure law will be used to restore the 150-year-old structure.

The Baltimore & Potomac Tunnel has been used since the Reconstruction Era to transport those traveling from New York all the way to Washington, D.C. The double-tracked arch tunnel has long been used by Amtrak and MARC trains, with roughly 140 trains passing through each day.

'COMMUNICATION OUTAGE' KNOCKS OUT MARC TRAINS BETWEEN MARYLAND AND DC FOR SEVERAL HOURS

However, the tunnel has hampered travelers in recent years as it requires trains to slow to 30 mph to venture safely past its curves, causing severe delays. Transportation officials have sought for years to replace the structure, but they have been stalled due to a lack of funding.

CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER

Biden and Buttigieg are set to meet with Amtrak officials and Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) to tout the president's infrastructure bill and how it will be used to revitalize the tunnel. They are scheduled to begin speaking at 2:45 p.m.