If a Massachusetts driver's license was suspended due to another state’s suspension, what fee is required to have the license reinstated?

In Massachusetts, when a driver's license is suspended because of an issue in another state, the reinstatement fee required is indeed $100. This fee is established to cover administrative costs associated with processing the reinstatement of your driving privileges after resolving the external suspension. Ensuring that the fee is set at this amount helps maintain consistency and allows the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) to manage these situations effectively.

The other amounts listed are not applicable in this case, as they pertain to different situations or violations within Massachusetts itself, rather than a sanction stemming from another state's actions. Therefore, understanding the specific fee associated with inter-state suspensions is important for drivers navigating reinstatement processes.