Incorrectly mounted E-ZPass tags now cost drivers extra at tolls
A new policy charges an extra $2 during off-peak hours and $4 during peak times if the tag is misread due to improper placement.
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Jul 10, 2025, 4:55 PM
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Updated 44 min ago
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6h agoDrivers using Port Authority crossings are now facing new fees if their E-ZPass tags are not mounted correctly.
A new policy charges an extra $2 during off-peak hours and $4 during peak times if the tag is misread due to improper placement.
The agency released a video showing how to properly display the tag on the windshield to avoid the surcharge.
In addition, tolls by mail are also increasing under the updated policy.
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