The Pennsylvania Turnpike said it's partnering with the attorney general to crack down on dozens of "egregious" unpaid toll cases.

Drivers who ignore standard collection efforts may now be referred to the attorney general's law division for further enforcement actions, including having civil collection actions filed against them, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission announced on Monday.

In the past year, the turnpike commission said it has referred more than 100 cases to the Office of Attorney General for civil action. Authorities are seeking accountability for drivers who owe a total of $12,000 in unpaid tolls and fees.

Toll collection enforcement usually has three phases. Toll by plate invoices are sent to the registered owner's address. If unpaid, the driver is handed over to an agen

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