Chapter 2-1 Outstanding Obligations Outstanding Obligations continued: Out-of State Toll Violation Reciprocity: Maine, New Hampshire & Massachusetts The states of Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts have signed an agreement that will enable each state to pursue out-of-state toll violators by marking their registrations and/or license as Non-renewable. This reciprocity agreement is the first of its kind in the nation and will be an extremely effective measure in enforcing toll violation laws within each of these states. Below is a time line clarification of how the process will work: * DOT/E-Z Pass processing centers for the three states will communicate unpaid toll violations to each other. * Once MassDOT/E-Z Pass receives notice from New Hampshire or Maine that Massachusetts residents have a toll violation, a letter will be sent warning Massachusetts violators that they must settle the violation with the state where the violation occurred (New Hampshire or Maine) within 30 days of receipt of the letter. * No further action is required if Massachusetts violators resolve their outstanding toll violation within the 30 day period. * If Massachusetts violators do not respond within the 30 day period, New Hampshire or Maine will notify MassDOT/E-Z Pass. * Mass DOT/E-Z Pass will mark the violators record in ALARS for Non-renewal * Once the record is marked by MassDOT/E-Z Pass, the following fees become applicable: * RMV surcharge of $20 for each violation that is marked * $10 administrative fee for each violation that is marked 05/12 2:8