EZ pass

cross21114 wrote:
Yes you can buy a EZpass from other states but why wouldn't you buy it in your home state unless it's cheaper from another?

don't know about other states but in Illinois you don't "buy" the device. there is a refundable deposit when the device is turned in.

Yes you can buy a EZpass from other states but why wouldn't you buy it in your home state unless it's cheaper from another?

sch911 wrote:
... No good in FL however.

That's an interesting situation in Florida. I looked into this a year ago when I got stuck with my NY EZpass transponder not working in a rental car in FL. Found out that there was a federal law that required all states to have interchangeability by 2016. Florida apparently thumbed their nose at that requirement, and here we are.

-Speak

sch911 wrote:
I use an iPass from Illinois. Works fine for all the EZpass states too. No good in FL however.

E-ZPass is now accepted on the Central Florida Expressway (CFX) system. CFX also offers the "E-Pass Xtra" that works in FL, GA, NC, and the 15 E-ZPass/I=Pass states.

One Toll Pass. 18 States.

rk911 wrote:
i believe the OP was referring to the EZ pass group of statesEZ Pass States.

Ah, yes. There are so many. Kansas calls theirs the K-Tag. There are more...NATIONALPASS (multiple states), Pikepass (Oklahoma), EZ TAG (Texas), TxTag (Texas), and TollTag (Texas). Too many to keep track of.

I use an iPass from Illinois. Works fine for all the EZpass states too. No good in FL however.

i believe the OP was referring to the EZ pass group of statesEZ Pass States.

I got a Kansas EZ Pass for a trip to Colorado last year. I haven’t been back to the Kansas turnpike since then but passing all those people waiting to pay made it worth it.

jcsb wrote:
Do you have to purchase your EZ pass from your home state? May have a use for one this coming July but not in home state.

nope. any EZ-pass member state (includes Illinois & Indiana) would be happy to sell one to you.