Can I use my pa EZ Pass in other states?

What states can you use Easy Pass?

You can use your E-ZPass transponder on all toll roads with specially marked “E-ZPass” lanes. This currently includes roads in Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia,West Virginia, North Carolina and Kentucky.

E-ZPass transponders will NOT work in those states, nor will those states’ transponders work in states within the E-ZPass Network.

Maine.

New Hampshire.

Massachusetts.

Rhode Island.

New York.

Pennsylvania.

New Jersey.

Delaware.

Electronic tolling in Florida is not easy to figure out. Orlando’s Central Expressway accepts E-Pass, which can be used on all toll roads and most tolled bridges in Florida as well as in North Carolina and Georgia. E-ZPass is accepted in 17 states mostly in the northeast, but is not usable on Florida toll roads.

E-ZPass users have a smooth and easy drive on toll roads not only in Ohio, but also in other states that use E-ZPass. Current E-ZPass States: Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia.

Re: Can you use an EZPASS for tolls in florida. The EZ pass will not work in FL or GA. It does work on most toll facilities in the ME, NH ,MA, NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, VA, WV, and in IL. 2.

You can use your SunPass to pay for tolls in Georgia. Florida took another step toward making SunPass and E-Z Pass, the dominant toll-collection system in the Northeast and Midwest, talk to each other. Transponders from Florida, Georgia and North Carolina now work in all three states.

E-PASS and SunPass work on all toll roads in FL, GA, and NC. And, wherever you see the SunPASS, sign E-PASS works. They have the same micro-chip technology. The difference is that E-PASS offers discounts on toll roads in Central Florida, and SunPass does not.

Illinois’ iPass is also connected to the E-ZPass system. States connected to the E-ZPass system include Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia.

Maryland Department of Transportation.

Virginia Dept. of Transportation.

North Carolina Turnpike Commission.

West Virginia Turnpike Authority.

Ohio Turnpike Commission.

Indiana Toll Road Concession Company.

Chicago Skyway Concession Company.

Illinois State Toll Highway Authority.

The tollway already belongs to the E-ZPass Group, a coalition of 25 toll organizations across 15 states. The Illinois tollway coordinates with E-ZPass so that I-PASSes work in other member states such as Ohio, Indiana, New York, New Jersey, Maine and Virginia. ATI counts about 40 different agencies as members.

Central Florida drivers, however, will not be able to use their EPasses to pay for tolls if they travel to the 16 E-ZPass states, including New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois and South Carolina. They will not work on toll roads managed by the Florida Department of Transportation, like Florida’s Turnpike.

How long does it take for my Express Lanes trip to post to my E-ZPass account? It takes about 5-7 days for your Express Lanes trip to post to your E-ZPass account.

SunPass is now accepted on most toll roads and most toll bridges in Florida. Operating since 1999, SunPass has sold seven million transponders. E-ZPass, with 22 million devices in operation, is the largest electronic toll system in the world. It operates in 14 states, including New York and New Jersey.

E-Z Pass operates in most of the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest, while big states like California (FasTrak), Texas (TxTag), and Florida (SunPass) have their own pass systems. Since the passes aren’t interoperable, drivers entering a state outside their system have to pay a toll in cash.

As of January 2014, the states of Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, Wisconsin, and Wyoming have never had any toll roads, while Connecticut, Kentucky, and Oregon have had toll roads in

Replacement cost is the same as the initial cost, $19.99 plus tax for the SunPass Portable Transponder; $4.99 plus tax for the SunPass Mini Sticker Transponder. For your protection, please access your SunPass account online to change the status of the Transponder you are no longer using.

View a list of partner toll agency customer service numbers.

Pay Online.

By Phone: 888-824-8655.

By Mail: TOLL-BY-PLATE, P.O Box 105477, Atlanta, GA 30348-5477.

In person at a SunPass Customer Service Center.

PAY USING CASH at an authorized merchant near you. Click here to select a convenient location.

Florida’s SunPass, Georgia’s Peach Pass, and North Carolina’s Quick Pass all recognize each other’s transponders at toll booths and gantries. Compatibility with South Carolina toll systems should be in place later this year, Huff said, and Florida is working on deals with Texas, Louisiana, Kansas and Oklahoma.

E-PASS is CFX’s electronic toll-collection system. It allows customers to automatically pay tolls at a discount with a free E-PASS Sticker or a Portable transponder, without stopping. E-PASS is accepted on all toll roads and most bridges in Florida, Georgia and North Carolina.

It’s E-Z!

Ready. Stop at a participating retailer and purchase a prepackaged $25 Tag.

Set. Visit the E-ZPass® web site to Register your Tag* online or call 1-800-697-1554. The full $25.00 is credited to the account once the tag is registered.

Go. Attach the Tag to the windshield and start saving!

A: Purchase one of the transponders online at SunPass.com or at an authorized SunPass retailer. There are over 3,100 retail locations available in Florida. These include Publix Super Markets, CVS Pharmacy, Walgreens, Amscot Financial, AAA South, Navarro Pharmacies and Sedano’s Supermarkets.