Can your license be suspended for not paying tolls NJ?

In addition to suspending your license, the MVC can also prevent you from driving your car by suspending your vehicle registration. A suspended registration can result from offenses such as driving without insurance. Soon, the MVC may start suspending vehicle registrations if you fail to pay tolls.



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If you are a customer of the New Jersey E-ZPass program, there are several discounts that will reduce the cost of the tolls you pay on the New Jersey Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway. Customers who have their E-ZPass accounts through other states do not qualify for the New Jersey discounts.

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If you don't have E-ZPass and you're driving a vehicle with license plates from another state, the registered owner of the vehicle will be billed by mail. If you do have E-ZPass from another state — all or part of 18 states offer it — you can use it in New York, too.

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Q: Would wrapping the transponder in aluminum foil (several layers maybe) silence it in transport situations? A: Yes, that could work, too.

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It usually takes about a week to receive a transponder(s) once an application is received. You can still drive The Toll Roads and pay with your new account.

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The hikes came after the New Jersey Turnpike Authority commissioners approved a 2020 plan that allows for annual toll increases. The purpose of the annual increase of up to 3% is to provide a stable funding source for capital needs, Turnpike authority spokesman Tom Feeney said in an email.

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