NY EZ pass help please.....
Road Captain
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: Marlton NJ
I do the same think..move my ez-pass from pick up to bike and back again. Never had a problem.
Intermediate
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: Lancaster, PA.
In PA. I have my one Easy Pass transponder registered to all 4 of my vehicles including my bike and just swap the transponder from vehicle to vehicle as needed. I believe they are all the same class up to 10,000 Lbs or something but I could be wrong.
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From: Lockport Township, IL
In Illinois my I-PASS stays in the car. I registered two of my motorcycles license plates on the account. (We are allowd to have up to three vehicles registered on each I-PASS.) When I am on the bike, since the plates are registered, they automatically charge my account - no fine - even if the I-PASS is not physically on the bike.
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Road Master
Joined: Jun 2013
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From: Central NY
In Illinois my I-PASS stays in the car. I registered two of my motorcycles license plates on the account. (We are allowd to have up to three vehicles registered on each I-PASS.) When I am on the bike, since the plates are registered, they automatically charge my account - no fine - even if the I-PASS is not physically on the bike.
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From: New York
I just pick up a New York E-Z PASS for my bike. It is different where it has a big "M" on the tag. In addition, I was told by a E-Z Pass rep. the toll cost for the bike is less than a car. But be care for not to use bike tag on your car to pay a lower toll. Here in New York, Big Brother is always watching. You need to also register you bike's plate number with New York E-Z Pass. This is a good idea in case the E-Z Pass fail while going thru a toll. They take a photo of your plate # and if your plate is register with E-Z Pass they would charge the toll to your account.
Road Master
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: New York
As the person above said just don't use the bike for the car. I used to use my pass for whatever rental car I was in or my pickup, which you're not supposed to do but they really don't care - the toll is paid. When I was on my bike I took it with me until one time it didn't register and the toll guy said I should get the bike pass because I would save money - so I did. It's usually much cheaper and in some places like Jersey and Mass I think some roads are FREE for bikes because they are "clean pass" vehicles.
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From: Green Country
I received what they call a "mobile ezpass" for my bike here in Oklahoma. Didn't cost me a dime. I fits in a small mesh bag that's tied behind the windshield on my risers. Toll charges are applied to the account that our other vehicles are on.
Road Master
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From: New York
You sure as sh*% can't bring your Oklahoma guns here
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