E zpass toll by mail

The EZ-Pass toll by mail!

If you've received a toll bill in the mail from EZ-Pass, it means that you've been identified as the driver of a vehicle that used an EZ-Pass lane without a valid transponder or without paying the toll. Here's what you need to know:

Why did I receive a toll bill?

You received a toll bill because your vehicle was detected using an EZ-Pass lane without a valid transponder or without paying the toll. This can happen if:

  1. You didn't have an EZ-Pass transponder in your vehicle.
  2. Your transponder was not properly mounted or was not functioning correctly.
  3. You used a friend's or family member's transponder without their permission.
  4. You didn't pay the toll when you used the EZ-Pass lane.

What do I need to do?

To resolve the issue, you'll need to:

  1. Pay the toll: You can pay the toll online, by phone, or by mail. The payment amount will be listed on the bill.
  2. Verify your account: If you have an EZ-Pass account, log in to your account to verify that your transponder is properly registered and functioning correctly.
  3. Update your account: If you've recently purchased a new transponder or changed your vehicle, update your account information to reflect the changes.

How do I pay the toll?

You can pay the toll by:

  1. Online: Visit the EZ-Pass website and log in to your account. Click on "Pay Tolls" and follow the prompts to pay the toll.
  2. Phone: Call the EZ-Pass customer service number (1-877-762-7824) and follow the prompts to pay the toll.
  3. Mail: Send a check or money order payable to "EZ-Pass" to the address listed on the bill.

What if I disagree with the toll?

If you believe the toll was incorrectly charged, you can dispute the charge by contacting EZ-Pass customer service. They'll review your account and may request additional information to resolve the issue.

Remember to always keep your EZ-Pass transponder properly registered and functioning correctly to avoid receiving toll bills in the mail.