Hey there New Jersey! Here’s your audio update highlighting the possible elimination of E-ZPass transponders in New Jersey and a mall facing a lawsuit after a car fell into a sinkhole in the parking ...
NJ.com: Today’s audio update: N.J. may be doing away with E-ZPass transponders, mall faces lawsuit after car falls in sinkhole
Today’s audio update: N.J. may be doing away with E-ZPass transponders, mall faces lawsuit after car falls in sinkhole
NBC New York: E-ZPass could get a makeover in New Jersey through use of digital stickers
For New Jersey drivers, the familiar EZPass transponders mounted on windshields may soon be going away. According to the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, stickers embedded with digital chips could ...
E-ZPass could get a makeover in New Jersey through use of digital stickers
The end of rectangular plastic E-ZPass tags hanging on windshields may be near, as the New Jersey Turnpike Authority began testing sticker tags on authority vehicles. The transition from hard E-ZPass ...
Out with the old, in with the new. E-ZPass is getting an upgrade. New Jersey Turnpike may be saying bye-bye to the E-Z Pass device as they assess some new technology for the electronic toll paying ...
6abc News: Troubleshooters: South Jersey drivers say E-ZPass defect resulted in big fines
SICKLERVILLE, New Jersey (WPVI) -- Many drivers are up in arms complaining about a problem with E-ZPass that's costing them money and headaches. They say a defect at a South Jersey toll booth is ...
NEW JERSEY (PIX11) – Drivers in New Jersey will have their E-ZPass replaced with a sticker. The old-fashioned E-ZPass tags people typically mount on windshields with Velcro will be phased out and ...
New Jersey is testing cheaper, theft-proof tags as a replacement for rectangular plastic E-ZPass transponders.
New Jersey drivers: you might be due for a refund. New Jersey E-ZPass overcharged customers at the Great Egg Harbor Toll Plaza in Somers Point, a New Jersey Turnpike Authority representative confirmed ...
CBS News: New Jersey wants to replace E-ZPass tags with battery-free stickers. Here's what they look like.
New Jersey E-ZPass users could soon be able to ditch the tags mounted to their windshields and replace them with very thin and battery-free stickers to pay tolls. The New Jersey Turnpike Authority is ...
New Jersey wants to replace E-ZPass tags with battery-free stickers. Here's what they look like.
E‑ZPass may soon look very different for drivers across New Jersey. The agency says it is testing a new sticker with a digital chip that could eventually replace the current white plastic transponder.
The white plastic E-ZPass transponders that drivers have mounted on their windshields for decades may be replaced by something almost unnoticeable – a sticker. The New Jersey Turnpike Authority may ...
NJ.com: E-ZPass tags are on their way out. Their replacement is being tested.
E-ZPass tags are on their way out. Their replacement is being tested.
pix11: E-ZPass tags will be replaced in NJ: Here’s what to know
Staten Island Advance: N.J. is testing a replacement for E-ZPass tags, report says
NBC 10 Philadelphia: Thousands of Drivers Getting Refunds From NJ E-ZPass: See Why and How Much
Thousands of Drivers Getting Refunds From NJ E-ZPass: See Why and How Much
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MassLive: E-ZPass tags are going away. This is the replacement that’s being tested
The rectangular plastic E-ZPass transponder that has hung from Massachusetts windshields for years is on its way out — and now other states are beginning to follow. Massachusetts began issuing sticker ...
E-ZPass tags are going away. This is the replacement that’s being tested
Yahoo: Do you need new E-ZPass sticker in MA? What to know about the switch
If it's still functional, you can keep using that old E-ZPass transponder for the time being without any extra charges. Here's what to know.
Do you need new E-ZPass sticker in MA? What to know about the switch
Yahoo: E-ZPass transponders going away in Massachusetts. Do you need a new sticker now?
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Are you an E-ZPass customer in Massachusetts that's still using a transponder, as opposed to one of the new stickers? That's ...
E-ZPass transponders going away in Massachusetts. Do you need a new sticker now?
Electronic methods of payment are in full swing and more drivers are signing up for an E-ZPass after the Richmond Metropolitan Transportation Authority (RMTA) rolled out cashless tolling. The ...
The News Journal: Delaware’s E-ZPass website will be offline Nov. 13–18 for upgrade, cashless rollout
As part of Delaware's shift toward cashless tolling, the state Division of Motor Vehicles announced it will launch a redesigned, ADA-compliant E-ZPass website on Thursday, Nov. 13. DMV officials said ...
Delaware’s E-ZPass website will be offline Nov. 13–18 for upgrade, cashless rollout
WMUR: Maine Turnpike Authority to offer stickers for tolls in addition to E-ZPass transponder
HE ALSO MUST TURN OVER HIS GUNS BY THE END OF NEXT WEEK. DRIVERS IN MAINE COULD SOON REPLACE THEIR E-ZPASS TRANSPONDER WITH JUST A STICKER. THE MAINE TURNPIKE AUTHORITY SAYS THE STICKERS WILL BE ...
Maine Turnpike Authority to offer stickers for tolls in addition to E-ZPass transponder
For drivers in certain regions of the U.S., E-ZPass fundamentally changed how they navigate some roads, making it easier to zip through toll booths and avoid bottlenecks, saving time and fuel. Though ...
Staten Island Advance: E-ZPass transponders may be going away in N.J., saving millions. Here’s what would replace them.
E-ZPass transponders may be going away in N.J., saving millions. Here’s what would replace them.
Staten Island Advance: Seeing higher E‑ZPass charges in N.Y.? Your tag’s placement could be the hidden culprit
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — If you’ve noticed a spike in your E-ZPass toll, your tag’s placement could be to blame. If you don’t properly mount your tag, you’ll be charged a Mid-Tier toll rate. And this ...
Seeing higher E‑ZPass charges in N.Y.? Your tag’s placement could be the hidden culprit