I-PASS and E-ZPass are also used in Ontario, Canada. The I-Pass states are Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. Sixteen states use the E-ZPass system and also accept I-PASS. Because the same transponder for I-PASS is used for the E-ZPass System, all toll roads that accept E-ZPass also accept I-PASS. Multiple violations and failure to pay tolls and fines will result in suspended driver's licenses or license plates. Travelers that use the I-Pass system will receive a discounted rate.ĭrivers without an account or with insufficient funds in their account may be fined. Travelers that do not use this system must stop and pay cash at a traditional tollbooth. The cost of the toll as well as the fine will need to be paid. A transponder is used to allow cars to pass through tollbooths without having to slow down. All existing 20 and 50 dollar fines will be reduced to a 3 invoicing fee per missed toll. This system was first launched in 1993 and was put into use by the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority on toll roads throughout the state. This has already saved me time by not waiting in the long cash. The I-PASS system is an electronic method of collecting tolls. Not sure if many of you Illinois RVers saw this but with the new Open Road Tolling (ORT) plazas on the Illinois Tollway in and around the Chicago area, RVs (and campers, boats and other trailers) can now use these fast lanes with their existing IPASS transponders.
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