Aug 19, 2021 · They explained there was a $200 charge per un returned E-ZPass (3x) and a 50 fine for not paying like a $6 TOLL. I explained the confusion and that I was expecting all communication via email and didn't realize the cc on file was expired.

Oct 5, 2024 · I'm fortunate enough to live in an area without tolls but my understanding from doing a little research is Illinois is migrating to stickers from transponders. Supposedly they are valid anywhere E-ZPass is accepted so wouldn't be surprised if other E-ZPass states follow along with that change before too long.

Oct 16, 2017 · Maybe ISHTA does things differently, but the PTC's E-ZPass online account management system allows you to enter start and end dates and times for each vehicle on the account, and those refer to the time that the vehicle passes through the toll plaza and a photo is taken, not when the transaction hits the system.

Jan 17, 2022 · I couldn't find the option anywhere in the app or website. I believe it's possible, because I've seen people with negative E-ZPass balances, but mine charges me $195 whenever I drop below $50 😨 - that lasts me like 3 months! I did sign up for NY E-ZPass on the "pay per trip" plan, but I'm thinking I might miss the Turnpike discounts. Thank you!

Oct 19, 2021 · They're so obstinate against E-ZPass, they're even considering going AET with no transponder - bill by mail only (presumably their commuter decals would still somehow be accepted). The director of Nassau County Bridge Authority (NCBA) announced in July of this year, they were in talks with MTA and NYSTA about the possibility of bringing E-ZPass ...

Oct 19, 2021 · E-ZPass on the Mackinac Bridge? Started by Joe The Dragon, October 19, 2021, 10:09:36 PM. Previous topic ...

Oct 16, 2017 · QuoteThe E‑ZPass transponder works by listening for a signal broadcast by the reader stationed at the toll booth. This 915 MHz signal is sent at 500 kbit/s using the TDM (formerly IAG) protocol in 256‑bit packets.

Apr 12, 2014 · They just sent two separate violation notices, in two separate envelopes (a waste of one first-class postage stamp). The offered remedy was to send proof of an E-ZPass account, which I did by mailing a copy of my West Virginia E-ZPass statement with both violation notices (saving me the cost of one first-class postage stamp).

I see it happen all the time, a tow truck towing a car flies through E-ZPass Only, charging both the towing company and the towed vehicle owner! If you can, make sure you don’t forget to take the transponder out of your car before you have it towed/transported. You can also request/buy an E-ZPass shielding bag, and keep it in your glove box! Or

I've had E-ZPass and its predecessors, SmarTag and Fastoll, since it was introduced here in 1996. Anytime they've failed to add funds to my account, I got prompt, written notice about it, resolved it immediately and the toll operators got paid with no additional fees, fines or fuss.