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Delaware

E-ZPass is accepted at the following locations:

 

Maryland

E-ZPass is accepted at the following locations:

  • Maryland Transportation Authority
    • William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge
    • Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
    • Fort McHenry Tunnel
    • Francis Scott Key Bridge
    • Harry Nice Bridge
    • Kennedy Memorial Highway
    • Lane Memorial Bridge
    • Thomas Hatem Bridge
    • MD200 Intercounty Connector

Ohio

E-ZPass is accepted at the following locations:

 

Pennsylvania

E-ZPass is accepted at the following locations:

 

E-ZPass News

  • Delayed transactions now showing up in Maine EZ Pass accounts

    WGME.com - April 17, 2025 - If you've noticed some odd activity on your EZ Pass account, you aren't alone, and it turns out there's an important reason behind it.

    The Maine Turnpike Authority says they shut down the EZ Pass vehicle scanning system for a day in March after an attempted security breach. Read more >>

  • NJ Turnpike rejects bid protest, moves ahead with new $1.7B E-ZPass deal

    NorthJersey.com - April 15, 2025 - A New Jersey Turnpike Authority hearing officer rejected a bid protest and is moving forward with a $1.7 billion contract to TransCore to provide E-ZPass services — effectively closing the door on a more than 20-year relationship with Conduent, the prior E-ZPass service provider.

    Thomas Holl, director of law at the Turnpike Authority, who was the designated hearing officer, did not mince words in his 107-page decision explaining why he believes "Conduent's challenges to the contract award are without merit." Read more >>

  • Central Florida expressways no longer accepting cash overnight

    cfpublic.org - April 9, 2025 - Late-night and early-morning travelers will soon no longer have the option to pay tolls in cash on frequently traveled toll roads in Central Florida.

    As a part of the Central Florida Expressway Authority’s initiative to go completely cashless by the end of the year, cash-accepting toll booths will be closed between the hours of 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. starting April 22.

    The expressway authority said this step is to further a “smoother and more efficient” system. Drivers are encouraged to adopt electronic payment methods, such as pay-by-plate, SunPass, or E-Pass. Read more >>

  • Republican legislator calls for hearing on controversial E-ZPass contract

    NewJerseyGlobe.com - April 8, 2025 - A Republican legislator on Monday called for hearings about a controversial E-ZPass contract with a company that some believe has ties with the Chinese government.

    Last September, the New Jersey Turnpike Authority awarded the Nashville-based TransCore a $1.7 billion contract to operate the E-ZPass system. Conduent, the Newark-based company that currently operates E-ZPass but lost the newest contract to TransCore, raised concerns about its competitor’s ties to a Singapore-based firm. Read more >>

  • Niagara Falls international bridge tolls going up

    WGRZ.com - April 1, 2025 - If you are planning to cross the border at Niagara Falls, get ready to pay more. Starting Thursday, May 1, tolls are going up at all three international bridge crossings. The Niagara Falls Bridge Commission said it's necessary to keep up with rising costs, some frequent travelers worry the increase will have a bigger impact.

    The three international bridge crossings include the Rainbow, Whirlpool-Rapids, and Lewiston-Queenston Bridges. Read more >>

  • Here's why NJ drivers should check E-ZPass account data before entering Manhattan

    NorthJersey.com - April 1, 2025 - Sabina Albirt drove into midtown Manhattan on Jan. 5 to meet a friend for lunch, fully expecting her New Jersey-issued E-ZPass transponder to get dinged with a $9 toll on the inaugural day of the MTA's Manhattan congestion pricing program.

    The disputed tolling program — which is the subject of multiple lawsuits, including some opposing it and separate litigation against the Trump administration, which is trying to cancel it — charges drivers to enter Manhattan below 60th Street. Read more >>