It is the mission of the Road Toll Bureau to collect motor fuel taxes in the most cost effective manner and achieve the highest level of voluntary compliance with the State of New Hampshire’s Motor Vehicle Road Toll Law, primarily through education, audit and enforcement initiatives.

Road Toll Operations Overview

Road Toll Operations is statutorily responsible for collecting motor fuel tolls (tax) through its Road Toll Bureau, and enforcing toll compliance with the Motor Vehicle Road Toll Law through its Field Audit Bureau. The Field Audit Bureau is responsible for auditing:

• Motor Fuel Distributor licensees, IFTA licensees, and Motor Fuel & Petroleum Products Transporter licensees for the Road Toll Bureau,
• International Registration Plan registrants for the Department of Safety’s Division of Motor Vehicles,
• Oil Discharge and Pollution Control licensees for the Department of Environmental Services.

Road Toll Operations is also responsible for New Hampshire related administration of the International Fuel Tax Agreement (IFTA). IFTA, a multi-jurisdictional agreement, establishes and maintains the concept of one fuel use license, and administering base jurisdiction, for each licensee.

Road Toll and Environmental Fees (Per Gallon)