And the federal law that allows collection of fees also requires at least 80% of the revenue collected is to be retained and used at
the site where it was generated. So 80% of the money that gets deposited in the box at Lake Ingalls must be spent at that location. Not sure how it works for people like me who buy a National Parks pass each year, which also includes a NWFP.
I haven't checked that reg, but a friend told me years ago to think about where you buy your annual pass, because they get a big chunk. Maybe it's that 80%.
So maybe if you like an agency, buy it online? If you like a particular national park, buy it there, etc.
I'm just lazy and buy it at the first station I come to when my previous pass has expired, since I rarely need a day pass in places I visit.
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