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New Hampshire Targets Out-of-State Visitors | Concord News
New Hampshire lawmakers are rolling out a bold new revenue plan targeting out-of-state visitors, overriding the governor’s veto on two key laws. Starting in 2027, tolls on major highways like I-95 and the Spaulding Turnpike will double for non-residents using out-of-state E-ZPass or cash, while locals with local tags pay nothing extra. State parks will also hike fees: non-resident adults face an $8 entry fee instead of $4. Governor Ayotte called it a tax on her own citizens, but legislators argue it’s essential for infrastructure and fair funding — and they’ve got bipartisan backing to make…
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