This is my face reveal holding my 7th toll tag which is Oklahoma PikePass that I got in response to Colorado joining their interoperable toll tags with Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, and Kansas as of June 2, 2024. Before this, the fees for E-470 toll road is quite high without the the tag so I had to stop traveling there. Now I don't have to worry about the outages fee for pay by plate. I'm planning to go Colorado by flying sometime this year again but I don't know when.
The second photo shows the current toll tags that I have so far, including the PikePass on the bottom of the photo.
@ki5aok Update: Now that I have 6th E-ZPass transponders, here's my E-ZPass transponders top to bottom, from left to right:
-E-ZPass Rhode Island issued by Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority. -E-ZPass Delaware issued by the Delaware Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT). -E-ZPass Massachusetts issued by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT). -E-ZPass Maine issued by Maine Turnpike Authority (MTA). -E-PASS Florida issued by Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX). For Uni transponder only. -E-ZPass Minnesota (E-ZPass Flex) issued by the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT).
Again, if you're asking why I have more than one E-ZPass transponder? This is because most states only give you a toll discount if you're using their tag. And I use the E-ZPass switchable tag from Minnesota so I can set it to HOV switch for HOV 2+ or HOV +3 status so I can get it for the free toll when I drive with someone manly on HOV/HOT lanes. And no, I'm not putting all 6 at once, I swap them when I enter a different state.
-E-ZPass Minnesota, formerly MnPass issued by MnDOT. -E-PASS Florida issued by Central Florida Expressway Authority. -E-ZPass Massachusetts issued by MassDOT. -E-ZPass Maine issued by Maine Turnpike Authority. -E-ZPass Delaware issued by DelDOT.
Now if you're wondering why I have more than E-ZPass transponders is because most states will only give you discounts if you use their own tags and not other tags from different states. And also I have to use my E-ZPass Minnesota to use HOT lanes to get a free toll with the switchable tag, which functions as a E-ZPass Flex.
Roads of Asia (Ben)
@ki5aok
This is my face reveal holding my 7th toll tag which is Oklahoma PikePass that I got in response to Colorado joining their interoperable toll tags with Texas, Oklahoma, Florida, and Kansas as of June 2, 2024. Before this, the fees for E-470 toll road is quite high without the the tag so I had to stop traveling there. Now I don't have to worry about the outages fee for pay by plate. I'm planning to go Colorado by flying sometime this year again but I don't know when.
The second photo shows the current toll tags that I have so far, including the PikePass on the bottom of the photo.
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Roads of Asia (Ben)
@ki5aok
Update: Now that I have 6th E-ZPass transponders, here's my E-ZPass transponders top to bottom, from left to right:
-E-ZPass Rhode Island issued by Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority.
-E-ZPass Delaware issued by the Delaware Delaware Department of Transportation (DelDOT).
-E-ZPass Massachusetts issued by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT).
-E-ZPass Maine issued by Maine Turnpike Authority (MTA).
-E-PASS Florida issued by Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX). For Uni transponder only.
-E-ZPass Minnesota (E-ZPass Flex) issued by the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT).
Again, if you're asking why I have more than one E-ZPass transponder? This is because most states only give you a toll discount if you're using their tag. And I use the E-ZPass switchable tag from Minnesota so I can set it to HOV switch for HOV 2+ or HOV +3 status so I can get it for the free toll when I drive with someone manly on HOV/HOT lanes. And no, I'm not putting all 6 at once, I swap them when I enter a different state.
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Roads of Asia (Ben)
@ki5aok
My E-ZPass transponders from top to bottom:
-E-ZPass Minnesota, formerly MnPass issued by MnDOT.
-E-PASS Florida issued by Central Florida Expressway Authority.
-E-ZPass Massachusetts issued by MassDOT.
-E-ZPass Maine issued by Maine Turnpike Authority.
-E-ZPass Delaware issued by DelDOT.
Now if you're wondering why I have more than E-ZPass transponders is because most states will only give you discounts if you use their own tags and not other tags from different states. And also I have to use my E-ZPass Minnesota to use HOT lanes to get a free toll with the switchable tag, which functions as a E-ZPass Flex.
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