Ez pass locations
We have a class a diesel and are having problems with the ez pass being read on the windshield. Does anyone have any suggestions for placement or tips on where it should go to be read. It reads someti...
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Robocop wrote:
I never have an issue with my two E-Z Passes when utilized on my Honda or F150. However, on the Class C for the last 3 1/2 years it is hit or miss. I have moved it around on the windshield and for the most part 2" up and centered. Often in MD I am a violator with or without the toad. In NYC, it is hit or miss on bridges with toll gates. Anything else I could care less. If the overhead reader does or does not read my transponder in the Express lanes or the slow lane reader does not, all my tags are on file and there is no additional fee if it does not read. But I do hate to see the red light flashing and hear the alarm. It's like the whole world thinks you are a criminal!
For your class C maybe you can get them to send you the ezpass that goes on the plate frame?
