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Originally Posted by Bill14564
SunPass and E-Pass work in Florida and possibly Georgia but not much farther than that.
E-Z Pass works in the northeast. Most of the southeast states, including Florida, now accept E-Z Pass also.
SunPass + E-Z Pass = SunPass Pro
E-Pass + E-Z Pass = UNI
Since it appears that every toll road that previously accepted SunPass or E-Pass now accepts E-Z Pass, I can't see a functional difference between the SunPass Pro, UNI, or E-Z Pass.
States that used to only accept SunPass/E-Pass *might* have discounts for using SunPass Pro or UNI over using E-Z Pass.
Some States that sell E-Z Pass charge a maintenance fee if you don't have an address withing that State. A MD E-Z Pass will costs $1.50 per month if you have a Florida address. I haven't seen anywhere to buy a Florida E-Z Pass.
It appears the only significant difference between the three is cost. One might have a lower cost to purchase than the others and E-Z Pass comes with a maintenance fee if purchased from certain States.
I returned my MD E-Z Pass when I established Florida residency and now use a Sunpass Pro.
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From SoNomad:
UniPass - Its main advantage is its portability: you can easily transfer UniPass from one vehicle to another. Moreover, this transponder is compatible with motorcycles and rental cars, allowing you to travel hassle-free.
It is easy to add/change/swap car info.I think there is not much difference between them after all.