[Keefelane66]

Why do people pay for EZPASS? I received mine from Massachusetts in 5 days.
“Massachusetts's E-ZPass system does not have a yearly fee or deposit. Customers must pay an initial $20 fee if opening an automatic replenishment account and $30 if opening a manual account replenishment. The minimum balance required in Massachusetts is $20, and accounts auto-replenish at $10.”

[MrFlorida]

If I'm not using Sun Pass for a while, I put it in the glove compartment, the sun is a killer here in the summer.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Good information on the radar detector, never thought about that. Just brought in the Escort Passport from the truck.

The scary thing...................the lights still work and it appears to be functioning.

Something very important inside does not light heat......it was in the 90's in Texas when it happened.

[Dusty_Star]

Originally Posted by Keefelane66

Why do people pay for EZPASS? I received mine from Massachusetts in 5 days.
“Massachusetts's E-ZPass system does not have a yearly fee or deposit. Customers must pay an initial $20 fee if opening an automatic replenishment account and $30 if opening a manual account replenishment. The minimum balance required in Massachusetts is $20, and accounts auto-replenish at $10.”

& SunPass Pro is $15 to start & minimum is $10

[shut the front door]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Our 9 year old EZPASS recently died as well. After 9 years of living in my truck in weather conditions from sub zero to extreme heat 9 years is pretty good.

Good information on the radar detector, never thought about that. Just brought in the Escort Passport from the truck.

Just be glad you didn't get the normal "if you obey the law, you don't need a radar detector" schtick from the self anointed traffic police!

[Regorp]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

EZPass worked on the drive down on Labor Day weekend.
No transactions going back and forth to MCO and none on the drive North.

And to even make matters better, with the cargo carrier on the trailer hitch, no rear license plate visible. . .

Will we be wanted outlaws by FL, VA, NJ, DE, NY and MA ??

The hot Florida sun will do that. Keep it in the shade.

[DonnaNi4os]

Originally Posted by Blackbird45

I recently called EZpass since I had not used it in a long time, and I have automatic withdrawal.
They informed me that my pass was out of date and sent me a new one.
The phone call was quick and easy, and I had a new pass within a few days.

You can go online to have your SunPass switched to a new car. Similarly if your SP doesn’t work anymore you can go to CircleK and get a new SunPass and easily go on line and transfer your information. The original post was about EZPass which I had when I lived in NJ.

[bsloan1960]

Originally Posted by CoachKandSportsguy

EZPass worked on the drive down on Labor Day weekend.
No transactions going back and forth to MCO and none on the drive North.

And to even make matters better, with the cargo carrier on the trailer hitch, no rear license plate visible. . .

Will we be wanted outlaws by FL, VA, NJ, DE, NY and MA ??

A product distributed in Florida by the Florida Government should be manufactured with specs that allow it to endure the most common element of Florida life- HEAT.

[asianthree]

Originally Posted by MrFlorida

If I'm not using Sun Pass for a while, I put it in the glove compartment, the sun is a killer here in the summer.

Wouldn’t heat inside car be just as damaging as sun?

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by shut the front door

Just be glad you didn't get the normal "if you obey the law, you don't need a radar detector" schtick from the self anointed traffic police!

Or I drove 75 in a 65 zone and should I turn myself in

[Altavia]

Originally Posted by bsloan1960

A product distributed in Florida by the Florida Government should be manufactured with specs that allow it to endure the most common element of Florida life- HEAT.

The transponder has a small lithium battery. The average battery life of the transponders is between eight and 10 years,

Apparently, some states automatically send replacements for units approaching end of life.

If your E-ZPass transponder is old, you might be among nearly 1M drivers needing a new one