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I cannot stick it onto the windshield, as I need it for more than one vehicle.
Don't the CA transponders come with some sort of Velcro-esque attachment system that can attached to several vehicle's windshields? That's the way it is w/EZ-Pass and FastLane in the Northeast.
Mine didn't...Mine just has tape on the back.
Apparently in VA you are supposed to get one specifically for motorcycles, but no one I have talked to has had a problem using the car one and the online vehicle register took the bike info no problem.
Like bmwrider88, I have had a few problems in NY, too. I have a "FastLane" transponder (Massachusetts' name for the EZPass) that works in my jacket chest pocket - usually. On a trip across the Rip VanWinkel Bridge (really) in NY state, I had to wait for a person to come over, take my transponder back to the booth, scan it and return it. This really pleased the thirty drivers now backed-up behind me. And once it failed to register at the Newburg exit of the NY Thruway.
pete
R12RT
In New York, a motorcycle-specific EZ Pass cuts your tolls on the NYS Thruway in half: https://www.e-zpassny.com/en/about/plans.shtml
Motorcycles will be charged 50% of the cash toll rate. Cannot be combined with commuter plans. Plan Code: (MTRC)
Harry
With the PA Turnpike a constant presence in my life, I need to figure out the best way to mount an EZ-Pass to my bike. I've read through some of the older threads on the topic, and it sounds like an exterior transponder mounted to the front forks works well. Does anyone happen to have a picture what this looks like?
I'm also considering this EZ Toll product (a mesh bag that ties onto the bike): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dkpOsbZnos
Does anyone have any experience with this solution? It seems like an inexpensive option if it works.
I don't have a map bag, and I'm not ready to spend $50+ on a special mount just for EZ-Pass.
Thanks!