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State |
Agency |
Per Company Annual Fee (Unless Otherwise Noted) |
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California |
California Highway Patrol |
Highway Patrol License required for all motor carriers of placarded hazmat in excess of 500 pounds; $100 fee, $75 for renewal.
(Cal. Vehicle Code §§ 2500 - 2505, 32000 – 32005) |
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Colorado |
Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, Public Utilities Commission |
Permit required for nuclear materials--$500 fee, plus $200 per shipment.
(Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 42-20-501 and 42-20- 502) |
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Colorado |
Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, Public Utilities Commission |
Permit required for all hazmat. Annual fee based on number of vehicles, ranging from $10 to $400; single trip $25.
(Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 42-20-201 and 42-20-202) |
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Connecticut |
Commissioner of Transportation |
For radioactive materials and waste--$25.
(Conn. Gen. Stat. Ann. § 16a-106, Regs.19-409d-53) |
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Georgia |
Commissioner of Public Safety |
Permit required for all radioactive materials shipments—$100 annual or $25 per trip.
(Ga. Code Ann. § 46-11-1 to 46-11-4) |
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Idaho |
Idaho Department of Transportation |
“Vehicle registration endorsement” required for all shipments of hazmat. Fee-- $3 if purchased at registration or renewal, $5 all other times, plus $5 for vehicle registration endorsement for each single trip.
(Idaho Code § 49-2203) |
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Illinois |
Illinois Emergency Management Agency |
Fee only, paid by the shipper, no permit. For shipments of SF, HLW, TW, HRCQ-- $2,500 per truck shipment, $4,500 per cask for rail shipments, $3,000 for each additional rail cask. Truck shipments over 250 miles in IL pay $25/mile surcharge for each mile over 250 for each truck in the shipment.
(420 ILCS 5/4, (10) & (11)) |
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Indiana |
Indiana Emergency Management Agency |
For HLW shipment--“notice “ required, no permit, $1,000 transportation fee paid by the shipper for each cask of nuclear waste.
(Ind. Code § 10-14-8-3) |
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Iowa |
Iowa Department of Public Health |
Fee only, paid by the shipper, no permit. For shipments of SF, HLW, TW, and HRCQ--$1,800 per highway cask - single cask truck shipments subject to $20/mile surcharge for every mile over 250. $1,300 first rail cask, $125 for each additional cask.
(IAC 641-38.8(11)) |
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Minnesota |
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Commissioner of Public Safety
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Registration and permit required for all hazmat—$50 registration fee, apportioned vehicle fee of $30, $15 for intrastate vehicles. Shipper registration fee of $250. Program conducted under the auspices of the Alliance for Uniform Hazmat Transportation Procedures.
(Minn. Stat. § 221.0355)
For HLW, “notice” required, no permit, $1,000 transportation fee per vehicle.
(Minn. Stat. § 116C.731) |
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Mississippi |
Mississippi Emergency Management Agency |
For spent fuel and radioactive materials, $2,500.
(Miss. Code Ann. §§ 45-14-57 to 45-14-63) |
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Nebraska |
Department of Health & Human Services Regulation and Licensure |
For SF, HLW, TW--Fee only, $2,000 per cask, motor carrier or rail.
(Neb. Rev. Stat. 71-3525) |
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Nevada |
Nevada Highway Patrol |
Registration and permit required for highway transportation all hazmat, $125 registration fee. $500 permit fee plus $125 per vehicle. Additional fee based on actual cost for additional disclosure assessment required of motor carriers of radioactive waste. Program conducted under the auspices of the Alliance for Uniform Hazmat Transportation Procedures.
(Nev. Rev. Stat. §§ 459.7052 and 459.706) |
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New Hampshire |
New Hampshire Department of Safety |
Permit required for HLW, all modes. For single trip permit--shipment owner pays fee of $2,500 for administrative costs, plus $2,000 for training costs, plus the state police detail rate per hour per officer to inspect and escort the shipment. For annual permit, same fees apply except the administrative fee is only charged once.
(N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 107-D:3, 107-D:3, Administrative Rules, Chapter Saf-C 6700) |
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New Jersey |
Department of Environmental Protection |
"Certificate of handling" required for radioactive materials transport. Fee not specified. Up to $250 fine for first offense, up to $500 for subsequent offenses.
(N.J. Stat. Ann. §§ 26:2D-18 et seq., 26:2D-23.3 et seq., 26:5B-18 et seq.) |
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Ohio |
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio |
Registration and permit required for highway transportation of all hazmat, $50 registration fee; $20 apportioned per vehicle fee. Program conducted under the auspices of the Alliance for Uniform Hazmat Transportation Procedures.
(Ohio Rev. Code § 4905.80) |
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Oklahoma |
Oklahoma Corporation Commission |
Statutory authority to administer a registration and permit program for all hazmat transportation by motor carrier, administrative rules are under development. Program conducted under the auspices of the Alliance for Uniform Hazmat Transportation Procedures.
(47 Okla.Stat. § 162) |
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Oregon |
Oregon Department of Energy |
Permit required for radioactive materials shipments by motor carrier, the carrier fee is $70 per placarded shipment. $100 fee for temporary permit issued after reinstatement of revoked or suspended permit.
(Or. Rev. Stat. § 469.605, OAR 345.060-0004 et seq.) |
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Pennsylvania |
Several - see right |
For SF, HLW, TW, and large quantity rad material
3 fees paid by shipper:
- To Dept. of Environmental Protection: $500 per vehicle, $1,000 per rail or barge shipment
- To Pennsylvania Emergency Mgmt. Agency: $2,500 per vehicle, $4,500 per rail or barge shipment
- To Pennsylvania State Police: Actual cost for escort service, as determined by police
(PA P.L. 95, No. 31, enacted 7/13/07. Pa. Cons. Stat. tit. 35 §7101-7707) |
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South Carolina |
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control |
For radioactive waste, three fee levels: $1,500 if over 75 cu. ft. annually for in-state disposition; $200 if under 75 cu. ft. annually for in-state disposition; $100 annual fee for transportation into or within the state.
(S.C. Code Ann. § 13-7-110-160; Code of Regulations 61-83; and "Application for Radioactive Waste Transport Permit") |
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Tennessee |
Tennessee Department of Safety |
For SF, notification required, no separate permit required.
Fee of $1,000 assessed per cask for truck shipments and $2,000 per cask for rail shipments.
(Tenn. Code Ann. § 65-15-126) |
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Utah |
Utah Department of Transportation |
"Approval" required for transport of radioactive waste by all modes, $400 per trip.
(Utah Code Ann. § 19-3-315 and 63-38-3.2(2), Regs R912-15-1 to 3) |
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West Virginia |
West Virginia Public Service Commission |
Registration and permit required for all hazmat—$50 registration fee, plus $50 apportioned vehicle fee. Program conducted under the auspices of the Alliance for Uniform Hazmat Transportation Procedures.
(W.Va. Code § 24A-6B-1) |
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Wyoming |
Wyoming Department of Transportation |
For radioactive materials, permit required, $200 emergency response fee per package.
(Wyo. Stat. § 37-14-103) |
