As of June 1, Canadian truckers who enter the U.S. must now start paying new fees.

The fees – which will cost Canadian truckers a little more than $5 per crossing, or $105 a year – are in addition to existing fees, and are designed to pay for beefed-up inspection of agricultural products.

However, the fee will apply to all trucks, regardless of whether they’re carrying agricultural goods.

– By Reed Black, staff writer
reed_black@landlinemag.com