CBP announces new payment option for commercial truck user fee

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By LoadstarEditorial

09/06/2016

US Customs and Border Protection began a pilot programme this month allowing commercial trucks to pre-pay the single-crossing user fee online, prior to arrival at a port to collect cargo. The pilot is being conducted at the Buffalo, Detroit and El Paso ports of entry and will last for approximately one year.

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