Uncle Hud
Just another blob of protoplasm using up your oxyg
Motorbikes are free in GA, but you have to have the tag or you're NOT free.
Are they passing donuts or coffee between the cars?I'm on the turnpike all the time. Sometimes it doesn't work out to be any faster.
Another fine example of why you should not trailer!I got mine several years ago in New York, the first Rest Stop had a booth and I picked one up, registered it online and the rest is history.
I've had no problems, no issues, it has worked from Washington DC to Maine and through PA, OH, IL as well.
I mount mine using the two little dual lock strips right above the windshield brace, never had an issue with it falling off or coming loose.
I put it in my pocket when i stop.
I've never tried using it from my pocket.
I did hear an interesting story from four Pirates that had trailer-ed their Harley's to Sturgis from Eastern PA, they came across the PA Pike then on some OH toll road, through IL and Chicago on that Toll Road. When they unloaded in Sturgis they realized that they all had their EZ-Passes on their bikes, plus the EZ Pass on the truck. They checked and they had all performed flawlessly at each and every opportunity. They send you the pass in a great little "Electron/RF Proof Envelope" Good idea to keep it and use it should you ever trailer the bike on a Toll Road that accepts EZ Pass.
Same thing happened to me the summer of 2011. I rode my old Sportster out to Sturgis (before the party so as to miss that mess). While there I got word that my mom had died so I caught a flight home and had the bike shipped back. My ez pass was in the tour pak and the bike was in a box truck. The ez pass was pinging on the toll booths across OH and PA.I did hear an interesting story from four Pirates that had trailer-ed their Harley's to Sturgis from Eastern PA, they came across the PA Pike then on some OH toll road, through IL and Chicago on that Toll Road. When they unloaded in Sturgis they realized that they all had their EZ-Passes on their bikes, plus the EZ Pass on the truck. They checked and they had all performed flawlessly at each and every opportunity. They send you the pass in a great little "Electron/RF Proof Envelope" Good idea to keep it and use it should you ever trailer the bike on a Toll Road that accepts EZ Pass.
Competitor? Images lifted from supposed "working groups" trying (cough, cough) to make it all work together.OUCH! Something posted from one of my competitor companies!
I must be older than I though, my first two ATM cards didn't work in each others' machines: MAC (Money Access Center) & George. (along with many others as I remember: NYCE, Plus, Cirrus, Star, etc.) NOW, they're universal, but it took a decade or to to hash it out.Unfortunately, unlike your ATM card which works in cash machines worldwide, toll tags and readers are manufactured by different vendors that use proprietary features to prohibit interoperability....
And that means it probably won't get solved in my lifetime.
Financial transactions are easy-peasy, but as you mention:Otherwise, your NY tag could be read by, say, Georgia tag readers, and a simple software transaction would deduct $1.50 from your NY EZ-Pass account and credit it to Georgia's SRTA.
National politics are publicly calling for cooperation, hence MAP-21, but it seems the state/regional turf/fiefdom B.S. is the real impediment.adopt an RFID/communication standard and let everybody manufacture their own toll tags and tag readers that use the communication standard. Political and short-term financial issues are impeding interoperability, not techno-stuff.
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