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We provide causal evidence on an ex-post state-contingent user fee using a 2024 reform of ambulance transport in Matsusaka District, Japan. Under the reform, transported patients are charged 7,700 yen (about US$50) only if the attending physician determines that hospitalization is unnecessary. Using individual-level ambulance transport records and the Synthetic Difference-in-Differences, we estimate that ambulance transports fell by 13.7% (about 180 patients per month) after the fee took effect, with the decline concentrated among mild cases not requiring hospitalization and no detectable effect among moderate or severe-or-worse cases. To interpret the estimated policy effect, we develop a model of emergency call decisions under uncertainty and congestion that clarifies why retrospective, diagnosis-based pricing selectively deters low-severity demand while limiting deterrence for high-severity cases. Consistent with the implication of reduced congestion, we also find that hospital handover time (the time from arrival at the hospital to transfer of care to physicians) declined. Our findings suggest that ex-post state-contingent pricing can be a practical screening device for managing congestion in open-access public services when need is directly verified after use."}