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In Pennsylvania they now read plates so you really don't need it. The toll is changed without a penalty as long as your vehicle is registered with EZ-pass. Not sure if all states work this way.
really??? i didnt know that. i also keep mine in the center console and fish it out when i need it once or twice a week in PA.
LOL.... Actually its a 2018 C4S Cab that was held hostage in CT forever so when it was released I got the fuzzy dice as a joke. No I don't drive around with them.... I only use them in the privacy of my garage
Against terms of service, will result in confiscation
By who? And how?
I've been doing this for over 20 years. With at least 6 transponders. Never had an issue. The battery life is 10 years. They can fine you when you turn in for a new unit ($10-$40) but there are ways to talk out of that. In fact, I did just that 2 weeks ago. Worth it, regardless.
In Pennsylvania they now read plates so you really don't need it. The toll is changed without a penalty as long as your vehicle is registered with EZ-pass. Not sure if all states work this way.
I just heard on the radio yesterday, that IPASS will begin (maybe 2018....not sure?) charging users the "cash" price (usually double the IPass price) for uses who do not have their transponders probably displayed. FYI. So, you can't just rely on plate recognition any longer. Not sure how that will work with the reciprocal with EZ-Pass.
I just heard on the radio yesterday, that IPASS will begin (maybe 2018....not sure?) charging users the "cash" price (usually double the IPass price) for uses who do not have their transponders probably displayed. FYI. So, you can't just rely on plate recognition any longer. Not sure how that will work with the reciprocal with EZ-Pass.
Hmmm. I wonder why - it's not like someone is manually looking at the license plate photos and seeing if they correspond to a registered transponder. It's all computerized and matches to plates and registered pass users probably takes milliseconds. I guess just another way to grab the money out of your wallet.
Hmmm. I wonder why - it's not like someone is manually looking at the license plate photos and seeing if they correspond to a registered transponder. It's all computerized and matches to plates and registered pass users probably takes milliseconds. I guess just another way to grab the money out of your wallet.
I don't know. I imagine their plate reading technology may not be as accurate and reliable as needed.
09-19-2017, 10:21 PM
