Jay Pat wrote:
When I registered, they wanted tow vehicle and tt license plates.
Pat
We have had a villa in Florida for the last 20 years, and what you said is they way we understood things too. With that said we had some transponder problems and had to call and talk to them. We had a rental car and the transponder just died. They told us to always make sure the rear plate (trailer, rental car what ever) is registered in their web site. Because if the transponder doesn't go off for any reason they take a picture of the rear plate. Then the first thing they do is compare it to their web site. If the plate is on their web site they just deduct a fare from that account and that's the end of it. If its not there then they hunt you down and send you a fine.
On that subject we got hit with two fines this year when we crossed over the Ohio river at Louisville on our trip down and back. We just drove down thinking business as usually, so we thought. We were in heavy traffic and didn't notice any signs that the new bridge over the Ohio river is now a toll bridge on I65. They also don't have any toll booths to bring it to your attention. We got 2 @ $4.00 fines in the mail. So now we have 2 transponders in our Yukon. Sometimes it feels like its becoming an Ala-cart world and we might have transponders hanging all over in the vehicle for every bridge we cross.
