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is an electronic toll collection method that makes traveling more convenient and quicker as you travel through participating toll facilities, and helps reduce traffic congestion for everyone.
Conventional toll collection methods require you to deposit coins, tickets, and tokens at toll plazas. This hurts highway capacity because the number of vehicles that can be processed at toll plazas is limited.
E-ZPass customers travel thru toll plazas in specially designated lanes where the toll is paid electronically from a pre-paid account, most times without having to stop, and in many cases at near highway speeds. It is important to follow the designated speed limits wherever you use your E-ZPass.
Special Programs
How does it work?
Once you have established an E-ZPass prepaid account with one of the participating agencies, you will receive a small electronic transponder that attaches to the inside of the windshield of your vehicle.
When you travel thru a toll facility where E-ZPass is accepted, an antenna at the toll plaza will read your transponder and your account will be debited the appropriate amount for the toll.
Toll agencies participating in the E-ZPass program offer several choices for their customers to replenish funds in their accounts. The most convenient method of replenishment for customers is the auto replenishment feature, whereby your account is automatically replenished whenever your account balance is low, by charging a credit card you designate for that purpose. No credit card? No problem! Customers may replenish their accounts with cash as well.
Where can I use it?
For a list of toll roads, bridges and tunnels in states that offer E‑ZPass, click on a state in the map below for information on E‑ZPass toll facilities in that state. (The states gray do not offer E‑ZPass services).
Please note: States outside the E-Zpass Network are not connected in any way with the E-ZPass Network. E-ZPass transponders will NOT work in those states, nor will those states' transponders work in states within the E-ZPass Network.