E-Zpass

E-ZPass users need to know this about their transponders. Learn why your E-ZPass tag could fail and result in a costly toll violation.

Check your bills.

The FBI says they have received over 2,000 complains about a scam that targets E-ZPass users in several states — don't be the next victim.

Unsuspecting victims receive a text from "NJ Turnpike toll services." The message directs users to click on a link to pay an outstanding toll balance and avoid a late fee.

This is huge news if you are a New Jersey commuter with an E-ZPass. In a day and age when every single thing is getting more expensive, there is a real possibility that hard-working New Jersians will finally catch a break.

A new law should put an end to bogus E-ZPass violations, but drivers have to take action

A potential solution to reducing E-ZPass issues in New Jersey

E-ZPass has once again overcharged New Jersey drivers. It happened during all of September and in Atlantic County.

Damaged equipment was found at the Trenton-Morrisville toll bridge, which spans the Delaware River from Trenton to Pennsylvania.

We hear the report that some drivers may have been charged $9 for a $1.25 toll.

To kick off the Memorial Day Weekend, Chickie's & Pete's is offering to cover the cost of your toll on the way down to AC. Here's how to take advantage:

New Jersey E-ZPass has never charged credit card fees to drivers, but that money will now be paid directly by the agencies in the state consortium, rather than through a contractor.