EZ Pass (toll) Charges
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TandT
Founding Utah Chapter Leaders-Retired
Re: EZ Pass charge
Probably the fee set by the state you are entering.
If a vehicle is registered in California, the state is going to try to charge yearly registration fees, based on the number of miles you have driven between registration dates. Even if 95% of the miles are driven in another state! So, nothing would surprise me.
It remains to be seen exactly how this will work. Trace
Probably the fee set by the state you are entering.
If a vehicle is registered in California, the state is going to try to charge yearly registration fees, based on the number of miles you have driven between registration dates. Even if 95% of the miles are driven in another state! So, nothing would surprise me.
It remains to be seen exactly how this will work. Trace
Bohemian
Well-known member
Re: EZ Pass charge
http://www.panynj.gov/bridges-tunnels/tolls.html
GWB tolls only from NJ into NY. No toll from NY into NJ
http://www.panynj.gov/bridges-tunnels/tolls.html
GWB tolls only from NJ into NY. No toll from NY into NJ
Re: EZ Pass charge
At least on the TxDOT roads in the Austin area (Loop 1, SH 130 and SH 45) (website). They advise to check with other Texas toll authorities to check their particular rules.
Edited to add trivia: I worked on a lot of the software that detects vehicles and processes the transactions through those toll roads.
At least on the TxDOT roads in the Austin area (Loop 1, SH 130 and SH 45) (website). They advise to check with other Texas toll authorities to check their particular rules.
Edited to add trivia: I worked on a lot of the software that detects vehicles and processes the transactions through those toll roads.
wdk450
Well-known member
Re: EZ Pass charge
Trace:
I wonder if California is going to sock it to us for the multi-axle fees like they currently do on the bridges and toll roads. A car over the San Rafael bridge is something like $5 - my rig is $20. I try to plan to stay off of toll roads and only cross toll bridges in the free direction, if I possibly can.
Trace:
I wonder if California is going to sock it to us for the multi-axle fees like they currently do on the bridges and toll roads. A car over the San Rafael bridge is something like $5 - my rig is $20. I try to plan to stay off of toll roads and only cross toll bridges in the free direction, if I possibly can.
