California
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California Highway Patrol
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Cal. Vehicle Code §§ 2502, 32000–32053
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- Highway Patrol license is required for all motor carriers of hazmat in excess of 500 pounds.
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Colorado |
Department of Regulatory Agencies, Public Utilities Commission |
Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 42-20-201 and 42-20-202 |
- Permit is required for all hazmat shipments.
- Annual fee is based on the number of vehicles, ranging from $10 to $400.
- Single trip is $25.
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Colorado |
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Colo. Rev. Stat. §§ 42-20-501 and 42-20-502 |
- Permit is required for nuclear materials.
- $500 permit fee; $200/shipment.
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Connecticut
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Department of Transportation
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Conn. Gen. Stat. Ann. § 16a-106
Conn. Regs. § 19-409d-55
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- For radioactive materials and waste, a $25 permit fee is required for each single trip.
- Does not apply to radioactive materials shipped by or for the U.S. government or for national security purposes.
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District of Columbia
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Department of Transportation
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D.C. Code Ann. §§ 8-1401 to 8-1447
18 D.C. Muni. Regs. § 1400
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- Permit is required to ship hazmat when no practical alternative route is available.
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Georgia
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Commissioner of Public Safety
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Ga. Code Ann. § 40-1-23
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- Permit is required for all radioactive materials shipments.
- $100 annual permit fee.
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Idaho
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Department of Transportation
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Idaho Code § 49-22-2203
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- Vehicle registration endorsement fee is required for all hazmat shipments.
- Annual vehicle registration fee is $10.
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Illinois
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Emergency Management Agency
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Ill. Rev. Stat. Ch. 420, § 5/4
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- No permit is required for shipments of SF, HLW, TRUU, HRCQ; fee paid by the shipper.
- $2,500/truck shipment. Truck shipments also charged $25/truck/mile for each mile over 250 miles.
- $4,500/cask for rail shipments, $3,000 for each additional rail cask.
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Indiana
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Department of Homeland Security
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Ind. Code § 10-14-8-3
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- For HLW shipment, the shipper must submit a notice and shipment fee.
- For a truck shipment, $2,500/truck
- For each rail shipment, $4,500 for first cask and $3,000 for second and additional casks.
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Iowa
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Department of Public Health
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Iowa Admin. Code § 641-38.8
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- The following fees apply to SF, HLW, TRU and HRCQ shipments:
- $1,800 per cask by truck.
- $20 per mile fr each single cask truck shipment over 250 miles.
- $1,300 fr first rail cask, $125 for each additional cask.
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Maine
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Maine Turnpike Authority
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Code Me. R. 99-420 Ch. 1, § 11
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- Permit is required to ship radioactive materials.
- Permits for single trip are issued no later than three days prior to shipping on the turnpike.
- Permit fee is $10 for single trip.
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Minnesota
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Commissioner of Public Safety
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Minn. Stat. § 116C.731
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- Program is conducted under the auspices of the Alliance for Uniform Hazmat Transportation Procedures.
- Shipper must submit a notice of HLW shipment and a $1,000 shipping fee per vehicle.
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Mississippi
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Emergency Management Agency
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Miss. Code Ann. §§ 45-14-57 and 45-14-61
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- Permit fee for shipments of radioactive materials.
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Missouri
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Department of Natural Resources
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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 260.392
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- The following fees apply to HLW, TRU and SF shipments:
- $1,800 fr each cask by truck. $25 per mile over 200 miles traveled.
- $1,300 fr first cask, $125 for each additional cask by rail.
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Montana
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Department of Transportation
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Mont. Code Ann. § 10-3-1307
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- The following fees apply to HLW and TRU shipped:
- $2,500 fr each cask by truck.
- $4,500 fr the first cask by rail, and $3,000 for each additional cask.
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Nebraska
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Department of Health & Human Services
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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-3525
Neb. Admin. Code § 180-22-003.02
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- The following fee applies to HLW and TRU shipments:
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Nevada
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Nevada Highway Patrol
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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 459.7052
Nev. Ad. Code §§ 459.8231, 459.984 and 459.9805
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- Program is conducted under the auspices of the Alliance for Uniform Hazmat Transportation Procedures.
- Registration and permit required for all hazmat highway shipments:
- $125 registration fee.
- $500 permit review fee once every three years.
- $125 vehicle fee.
- Fee to cover administrative expenses.
- Registration fee is based on mileage traveled in state, power units used and load size.
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New Hampshire
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Department of Safety
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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 107-D:3
N.H. Admin. Rules, Ch Saf-C 6606.01
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- Permit is required for shipping HLW.
- Single trip permit fee, as follows:
- $2,500 per application for administrative costs.
- $2,000 per application for training costs.
- State police detail rate prior to shipment /hour /officer for inspection and escorting shipment.
- Annual permit, same fees apply except administrative fee is charged only once.
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New Jersey
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Department of Environmental Protection
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N.J. Rev. Stat. §§ 26:2D-18, 26:2D-23.3
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- “Certificate of handling” is required for radioactive materials shipments.
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North Carolina
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Department of Environment and Natural Resources
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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 104E-15
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- No fees; however, shipping radioactive materials is governed by statute.
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Oklahoma
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Corporation Commission
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Okla. Stat. Ann., Tit. 47, § 162
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- Fees apply to the registration and permitting for shipping hazmat by truck.
- Shipping fees are set by the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
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Oregon
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Department of Energy
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Ore. Rev. Stat. § 469.605
Ore. Admin. Rules § 345.060-0006
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- The following fees apply to radioactive materials shipments:
- $70/shipment placarded.
- $100 fee/shipment traveling under temporary permit.
- For shipments of well-logging material, radiographic material and radiopharmaceuticals, the carrier shall submit an annual fee of $500 or $70 per shipment, whichever is less.
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Pennsylvania
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Department of Environmental Protection;
Emergency Management Agency and
Pennsylvania State Police
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Pa. Cons. Stat. Ann. Title 35, § 7110.402
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- The following fees apply to SF, HLW, TRU and large quantity radioactive materials shipments:
- $500 per vehicle, $1,000 per rail or barge shipment, payable to the Department of Environmental Protection.
- $2,500 per vehicle, $4,500 per rail or barge shipment, that requires an escort, payable to the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency.
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South Carolina
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Department of Health and Environmental Control
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S.C. Code Ann. § 13-7-140
S.C. Dept. of Health and Environmental Control Code of Reg. 61-83
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- The following fees apply to radioactive materials shipments:
- $2,500 for disposal, storage or processing within the state over 75 cu. ft. of radioactive waste annually.
- $300 for disposal, storage or processing within the state under 75 cu. ft. of radioactive waste annually.
- $100 annual fee for shipping into or within the state.
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Tennessee
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Department of Safety
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Tenn. Code Ann. § 65-15-114
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- Notification of SF shipments required along with the following fees:
- $1,000 per cask by truck.
- $2,000 per cask by rail.
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Virginia
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Department of Emergency Management
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Va. Code § 44.146.30
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- Registration is required to ship radioactive materials.
- No fees are imposed.
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Wisconsin
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Department of Transportation
Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
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Wis. Stat. Ann. § 348.105
Ord. No. 94-03
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- Permit is required for transport of radioactive material.
- For shipments by truck, the fee is $1,800 per vehicle, per trip.
- For materials transporters, the annual fee is $37.50. For hazmat transporters, the annual fee is $200. One-day permits are $20. Additionally, a container inspection fee is $35, tank inspection fee is $45 and power unit inspection fee is $25. The Tribe will waive inspection fees when the shipper can demonstrate the container, tank or power unit has successfully passed an inspection in another jurisdiction within the past 12 months
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West Virginia
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Public Service Commission
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W.Va. Code § 24A-6B-1
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- Program conducted under the auspices of the Alliance for Uniform Hazmat Transportation Procedures.
- Registration and permit are required for all hazmat shipments.
- Fees are established by rulemaking. The general processing fee and the vehicle fee for processing and registration shall not exceed $50.
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Wyoming
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Department of Transportation
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Wyo. Stat. § 37-14-103
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- Permit is required, and a $200 emergency response fee for each package of radioactive waste shipped.
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