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This list is the fully approved equipment that is offered by the vendors under the current contracts. 

This list does not include legacy/historical/ancillary equipment approvals. For more information IAG technical committee members may visit the sharepoint site.

 

Readers 

Manufacturer  Name ID/Part # Protocol Approved Antenna Configuration
Kapsch MPR 2.4   480802260-*

TDM R/W, 6C & SEGO Read Only

Lower KPI

Also 6C write lower KPI

Staggered Antennas 

 

InLine

 

 
Kapsch Portable Handheld TDM Reader  802041-001 TDM Single omnidirectional  
Star Titan  HRD22001F01 TDM R/W, 6C & SEGO Read Only Inline - two antennas per lane
 Transcore Encompass 6 (E6)  NIOP 1.79

Staggered TDM R/W   &6C (R) SeGo (R/W)

Inline TDM R/W and 6C and SEGO Read Only

Staggered Antenna pattern "Reverse V"

 

 

and Inline pattern
 Neology 7204  1.0191.115 TDM,SeGO & 6C R/W  Inline 2 Antennas per lane.

 

Transponders

Manufacturer Name  Protocol ID/Part #
Kapsch G5 / TRP-8200 Interior Hardcase Transponder TDM 801660
Kapsch G4HOT/Flex two position switch TDM 802120
Kapsch G4Feedback  TDM 801970
Kapsch G4 Waterproof  TDM 802008
Kapsch G4 Front Mount Exterioir  TDM 802048
Kapsch 6C Windshield Transponder (Sticker) 6C TRP8620/48480302
Kapsch 6C License Headlamp Transponder (Sticker) 6C TRP8621/48480304
Transcore National Pass 2c  TDM, SEGO, 6C NP2 (TDM/SeGo/6C Interior)
Transcore National Pass 2c Switchable TDM, SEGO, 6C NP2 (TDM/SeGo/6C SwitchableInterior)
Transcore JED Basic v2 TDM  J1
Transcore JED Switchable v2 TDM  J1SW
Transcore JED Feedback v2  TDM  J1F
       
 STAR Zenith 6C Windhield/Headlight Interior/Exterior Sticker Transponder 6C  TAV401A0003 & Retail version TAV401A0004
       
 Neology  Windshield Sticker Tag 6C PN: 201091
 Neology  License Plate Tag 6C PN 201097  ELP Tag H3
 Neology  3-Way Windshield Switchable HOV Hardcase Tag 6C PN 200986
 Neology  2-Way Windshield Switchable HOV Hardcase Tag 6C PN 201094

Welcome to the E-ZPass Group National Interoperability Portal.

This area of our website is dedicated to the sharing of business rules, file specifications, documents, plans and other pertinent information that may assist other toll agencies in advancing interoperability.

The E-ZPass Group operates the largest, most successful toll interoperability network in the world, with more than 59 million toll transponders in use and collects over $16.8 billion in annual toll revenues of which more than $13.8 billion is collected electronically and over $6.2 billion transferred between agencies through our toll reciprocity programs.

The information found in this section of the website has served the E-ZPass Group well over the many years of our operations and may be beneficial to other agencies working toward expanding interoperability.

The members of the E-ZPass Group stand ready to work with our industry partners in advancing the goal of national interoperability. 

By accessing or using the information and technology available on this link and this website, you agree to use the information and links provided in this section of our website solely for purposes of furthering E-ZPass interoperability and legitimate electronic tolling industry research for the benefit of the E-ZPass group and its members, and other non-fraudulent activities to advance national interoperability.  Use of the data, technology and information derived therefrom and links for any other purpose, are strictly prohibited.  Any fraudulent activity using the E-ZPass technology is strictly prohibited. 

 

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Welcome to the E-ZPass Group National Interoperability Portal

This area of our website is dedicated to the sharing of business rules, file specifications, documents, plans and other pertinent information that may assist other toll agencies in advancing interoperability.

The E-ZPass Group operates the largest, most successful toll interoperability network in the world, with over 59 million toll transponders in use and collects over $16.8 billion in annual toll revenues of which more than $13.8 billion is collected electronically and over $6.2 billion transferred between agencies through our toll reciprocity programs.

The information found in this section of the website has served the E-ZPass Group well over the many years of our operations and may be beneficial to other agencies working toward expanding interoperability.

The members of the E-ZPass Group stand ready to work with our industry partners in advancing the goal of national interoperability.

By accessing or using the information and technology available on this link and this website, you agree to use the information and links provided in this section of our website solely for purposes of furthering E-ZPass interoperability and legitimate electronic tolling industry research for the benefit of the E-ZPass group and its members, and other non-fraudulent activities to advance national interoperability.  Use of the data, technology and information derived therefrom and links for any other purpose, are strictly prohibited.  Any fraudulent activity using the E-ZPass technology is strictly prohibited.  

 
File Specifications
Reciprocity Testing
Reader & Transponder Test Plans / Contract Approved Equipment
Reader & Transponder Equipment Next Generation Contract page 

Subcategories

File Specifications

E-ZPass News

  • Firm that lost bid for $1.7B E-ZPass contract asks NJ Turnpike to pause deal

    Northjersey.com - April 18, 2025 - Conduent, which lost a bid to win a $1.7 billion contract to manage E-ZPass for the New Jersey Turnpike Authority, has asked the agency to hold off granting the contract to competitor company TransCore.

    A Turnpike Authority hearing officer issued a lengthy decision that rejected Conduent's protest over the award on Tuesday and reaffirmed granting the contract to TransCore, which the Turnpike Authority's board had approved in September. Read more >>

  • 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 >>