49 U.S.C. § 32909 — Judicial review of regulations

(a) Filing and Venue — (1) A person who may be hurt by a regulation issued under sections 32901–32904 or 32908 can file a petition for review in the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, or in the appeals court for the circuit where they live or do business. (2) A person hurt by a regulation issued under section 32912(c)(1) can likewise file a petition in the appeals court for the circuit where they live or do business. (b) Time for Filing and Judicial Procedures — The petition must be filed within 59 days after the regulation is issued — except that a petition challenging a standard amendment sent to Congress under section 32902(c)(2) must be filed within 59 days after that 60-day congressional review period ends. The court clerk must promptly send a copy to the Secretary of Transportation or the EPA Administrator, whichever one issued the regulation. That agency must then file the record of its proceeding with the court. (c) Additional Proceedings — (1) When reviewing a regulation under subsection (a)(1), the court, if the petitioner asks, may order the Secretary or Administrator to accept new material — but only if the court is satisfied it's important and there were good reasons it wasn't submitted earlier. (2) The Secretary or Administrator may then change or cancel the regulation, or write a new one, based on that new material, and must file the revised or new regulation and the new material with the court. The court reviews the changed or new regulation. (d) Supreme Court Review and Additional Remedies — Only the Supreme Court can review a court's judgment under this section. The remedies in subsections (a)(1) and (c) are in addition to any other remedies the law provides.