Is NJ and NY E-ZPass the same?

If you're a commuter who recently moved from New York to New Jersey (or vice versa), you may be in for a rude awakening when it comes to your E-ZPass. Even though both states are part of the E-ZPass system, they don't have reciprocal agreements when it comes to pricing.



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EZPass can be used in the following states: Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Virginia, North Carolina, Maryland, New Jersey, Delaware, New York, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine, and ONLY Orlando area in Florida.

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Port Authority Plans & Discounts If one or two trips are taken, the customer pays the prevailing E-ZPass peak rate of $14.75 per trip or off-peak rate of $12.75 per trip (plus $11.50 for each additional axle beyond two axles).

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New Jersey and New York are among several states that charge out-of-state E-ZPass holders the cash toll rate or the toll-by-mail rate.

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Does Walmart sell E-ZPass in NJ? Walmart includes a one-time convenience charge of $3, and there is a $3 annual fee to use E-ZPass. The GoPak includes a transponder that can be immediately used on toll roads, bridges and tunnels in Pennsylvania and 15 other states including New York and New Jersey.

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No E-ZPass tag - Drivers without a valid E-ZPass tag in their vehicle are mailed a bill for their tolls, usually within 30 days. A photo of the vehicle's license plate is taken at the time of the transaction and the plate number is used to obtain the vehicle's registered owner information.

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