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Re: E-ZPass Discounts Don’t Apply Across State Lines |
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Posted by terRAPIN station on Fri Nov 21 12:39:05 2014, in response to Re: E-ZPass Discounts Don’t Apply Across State Lines, posted by fset on Fri Nov 21 09:59:41 2014. How do we switch tags?Step 1: Cancel your current E-ZPass account. Step 2 depends on which tag you want to get. If you want a tag from the NY Service Center, then you can go to one of their customer service centers and request the exact tag that you want. You can also buy one of the prepackages tags. If you need more info about how to do either of these things, let me know. And, if I drive I-95, (the NJ Turnpike, Delaware Turnpike, MD, etc) to DC, which tag is best for a New Yorker?It depends on which discounts you'd benefit the most from. You could also have multiple tags if that is worth the hassle for you. I'm most familiar with the Off-Peak NJ Turnpike Passenger Discount (available only to NJ E-ZPass Program Customers) and the TBTA/MTA B&T E-ZPass discount (E-ZPass rates apply only to customer tags issued by New York E-ZPass Customer Service Center [This includes: MTA Bridges and Tunnels, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, New York State Thruway Authority, the Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority {Peace Bridge}, and New York State Bridge Authority]). I'm not familier with any other possible tag-specific discounts. Since I use TBTA facilities more than the NJTP, I have a TBTA tag. |
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