Lost 2 ezpasses already
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In Georgia the ones for motorcycle are clear stick ons about 3/8" wide by 1.5" long that go on the center of the headlight. Invisible, sensor friendly and highly unlikely to be lost.
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Ours go on the headlight as well.
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At one point in time, motorcycle specific transponders were sold. They had a holder that mounted/clipped to the bars. Nowadays, EZpass Virginia does not support motorcycles using transponders.
23. Can I get an E-ZPass transponder for my motorcycle?
Yes. However, we do not currently have a transponder that is designed for use with motorcycles. The transponder is designed to function best at an angle, similar to the one created by the windshield of a passenger vehicle. A transponder mounted on a motorcycle is at the customer's "own risk and liability."
Yes. However, we do not currently have a transponder that is designed for use with motorcycles. The transponder is designed to function best at an angle, similar to the one created by the windshield of a passenger vehicle. A transponder mounted on a motorcycle is at the customer's "own risk and liability."