EZPass New Jersey: Login, Pay Tolls & Manage Your Account

EZPass New Jersey is the electronic toll system used on every major toll road, bridge, and tunnel across the state. It reads a small transponder mounted in your car, deducts the correct toll from your prepaid account, and lifts the gate so you never stop at a booth. This system covers the New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, Atlantic City Expressway, and crossings run by the Port Authority, DRPA, and DRBA. One NJ E-ZPass tag also works in 18 other states through the E-ZPass network.

Below you will find the exact steps to log in, register, add money, handle violations, use discounts, and reach customer support. Every detail comes from official NJ E-ZPass sources and current 2026 toll data.

The EZPass NJ login opens the door to your account dashboard, balance check, transaction history, payment tools, and vehicle management. You can log in through the official website at ezpassnj.com or through the NJ E-ZPass mobile app.

Before you start, gather three things: your username, your password, and a stable internet connection. Your username is the email address or account number you used during registration. Your password is the one you created at sign-up. Use a modern browser like Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. Keep your browser updated to the latest version. Old browsers cause login failures and error messages. Make sure JavaScript and cookies are enabled, since the login form needs both to work.

Clear your browser cache and cookies if you face repeated errors. Cached files sometimes block the login page from loading. Restart your device before trying again if errors continue.

Follow these steps to reach your account dashboard.

Step 1: Visit the Official Website

Open your browser and type ezpassnj.com directly into the address bar. Never click links from emails or pop-up ads. Fake login pages steal passwords. The real URL is ezpassnj.com and it always shows a secure padlock icon in the address bar.

Look at the top right corner of the homepage. Click the button labeled “Log In” or “Account Login.” The login form appears in a pop-up or a new page.

Step 3: Enter Your Username

Type your username into the first field. Most users registered with their email address. Some older accounts use a numeric account number. Check your welcome email from NJ E-ZPass if you cannot remember which one you used.

Step 4: Enter Your Password

Type your password into the second field. Passwords are case-sensitive, so capital letters and lowercase letters must match exactly. Turn off the Caps Lock key before typing. Watch for extra spaces at the start or end of the field.

Step 5: Complete Security Checks

Some logins ask you to complete a CAPTCHA box. Click the checkbox or solve the image puzzle to prove you are human. This step blocks automated attacks on your account.

Step 6: Click Submit

Press the “Log In” or “Submit” button. The page reloads and shows your account dashboard. A successful login takes 2 to 5 seconds on a fast connection.

Once you log in, the dashboard shows your current balance, recent toll transactions, registered vehicles, and account settings. Look at the top menu bar for sections labeled “Transactions,” “Vehicles,” “Payments,” and “Profile.”

The balance display shows your prepaid amount and the auto-replenishment threshold. The transactions list shows the last 30 days of tolls by date, location, and amount. Click any transaction to see the toll plaza name and the vehicle charged.

The NJ E-ZPass mobile app offers a second login option. Download it from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. The app uses the same username and password as the website. Biometric login (fingerprint or face ID) is available after the first manual login.

Phone-based account access is available by calling 1-888-288-6865. The automated phone system asks for your account number and zip code. A representative can help with balance checks and basic account questions.

Forgot Password

Click the “Forgot Password?” link below the login form. Enter your username or email. NJ E-ZPass sends a password reset link to your registered email. Open the link within 60 minutes and set a new password. Check your spam folder if the email does not appear in 5 minutes.

Forgot Username

Click the “Forgot Username?” link. Enter the email address on file. NJ E-ZPass sends your username to that email. If you no longer use that email, call customer service at 1-888-288-6865 with your account number and billing zip code.

Account Locked

Too many failed login attempts lock your account for 30 minutes. This security step blocks hackers. Wait 30 minutes and try again with the correct password. If the lock does not clear, call customer service.

Browser Compatibility

Outdated browsers cause blank login pages and button errors. Update Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge to the latest version. Disable browser extensions one at a time to find any that block the login form.

Session Expired

The login session ends after 30 minutes of inactivity. Re-enter your password to refresh the session. Enable pop-ups for ezpassnj.com so security checks load properly.

Server Downtime

NJ E-ZPass servers undergo maintenance during late-night hours. If the login page fails to load, wait 15 minutes and retry. The NJ E-ZPass Twitter account posts outage alerts during major downtime.

Strong account security keeps your prepaid balance and personal data safe from hackers. Apply these tips to every E-ZPass NJ login.

Create a Strong Password

A strong password has at least 12 characters. Mix upper-case letters, lower-case letters, numbers, and symbols. Avoid birthdays, pet names, or common words. Never reuse passwords from other sites. A password manager like Bitwarden or 1Password stores complex passwords securely and fills them in for you.

Enable Two-Factor Authentication

Two-factor authentication adds a second step to every login. After entering your password, you receive a one-time code by text or email. Enter the code to finish the login. Hackers cannot reach your account without the second code. Enable 2FA in your account settings under “Security.”

Log Out After Each Session

Always click “Log Out” when you finish using your account. This step matters most on shared computers, work laptops, and public Wi-Fi networks. A logged-in account gives anyone full access to your balance, payment methods, and personal data.

Monitor Account Activity

Check your transaction history once a week. Look for tolls you did not drive or charges at plazas you never visited. Report any unknown activity to customer service right away. Early reporting limits your liability for fraudulent transactions.

Avoid Phishing Scams

Fake emails pretend to come from NJ E-ZPass. They ask you to click a link and log in. These emails steal your password. Real NJ E-ZPass emails never ask for login credentials. Check the sender address. Hover over any link to see the real URL before clicking. Report phishing emails to [email protected].

A new EZPass NJ account takes about 10 minutes to open online. You need basic personal details, vehicle information, and a payment method.

Information You Need Before Registration

Gather the following before you start the application:

Full legal name
Home address and mailing address (if different)
Phone number
Email address
Driver’s license number
License plate number, state, and vehicle make/model for each car
Credit card, debit card, or bank account for payments

Have this data ready in a notepad or printed form. The application moves fast once you start, and interruptions cause form timeouts.

Step to Registration: Step 1: Visit the Registration Page

Go to ezpassnj.com and click “Sign Up” or “Open an Account.” The link sits in the top navigation menu on the homepage.

Step 2: Choose Account Type

Select “Personal Account” for individual drivers or “Business Account” for company vehicles. Personal accounts cover up to 10 vehicles. Business accounts cover fleets of any size with bulk reporting tools.

Step 3: Enter Personal Information

Fill in your name, address, phone number, and email. Use a working email since NJ E-ZPass sends your username and account confirmation there. Double-check your address to avoid transponder shipping delays.

Step 4: Add Vehicle Details

Enter each vehicle’s license plate number, state of registration, make, model, year, and color. Add up to 10 vehicles on a personal account. Each vehicle needs its own transponder.

Step 5: Set Up Payment Method

Enter your credit card, debit card, or bank routing and account number. The same method pays tolls and replenishes your balance. NJ E-ZPass accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, and ACH bank transfers.

Step 6: Fund Your Account

Make an opening deposit. Personal accounts need at least $25. Business accounts need at least $50. This balance covers tolls until auto-replenishment kicks in. Auto-replenishment adds $25 (or your chosen amount) whenever your balance drops below $10.

Step 7: Submit and Order Your Transponder

Review all entered data for accuracy. Submit the application. NJ E-ZPass assigns an account number and emails your login credentials. The transponder ships in 5 to 7 business days through USPS Priority Mail.

Activate Your Transponder

After the transponder arrives, mount it on your windshield (instructions come in the box). Log in to your EZPass NJ account and enter the transponder serial number under “Vehicles” or “Transponders.” The system links the tag to your account and your license plate. Drive through any E-ZPass lane to test it. A single beep means the tag was read and the toll was charged.

How EZPass New Jersey Works

EZPass NJ uses a small electronic transponder that communicates with overhead readers at toll plazas. When you drive through an E-ZPass lane, the reader sends a radio signal to your transponder. The transponder returns your account number and a beep sounds to confirm the read.

The toll amount is deducted from your prepaid balance. If your balance is low, the system triggers auto-replenishment and charges your linked payment method. No stopping. No tickets. No cash handling.

The Technology Behind the System

EZPass NJ operates on RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology at 5.9 GHz. The overhead antenna creates a read zone about 30 feet wide. Transponders respond within milliseconds. The system handles thousands of vehicles per hour at high-speed open-road tolling points.

Interagency Integration

EZPass NJ is part of the E-ZPass Interagency Group, a coalition of 19 states. Your NJ transponder works in every member state without extra fees. Tolls are charged at the local rate of the state you drive through. NJ E-ZPass bills your account for all trips, no matter which state.

Benefits at a Glance

Save 20% to 57% on tolls versus cash rates
Skip toll booth lines and traffic jams
Use one tag across 19 states
Pay automatically with auto-replenishment
Access E-ZPass Plus for parking at airports and garages
Receive monthly statements for tax and reimbursement tracking
Manage your account 24/7 through the website and mobile app

EZPass NJ Account Management

Account management covers everything you do after login: updating your profile, checking transactions, adding funds, and resolving violations.

Update Account Details

Log in and click “Profile” or “Account Settings.” Update your phone number, email, mailing address, and password. Address changes affect where monthly statements and replacement tags ship. Email changes affect login and password reset messages. Vehicle changes (adding, removing, or editing plates) live under “Vehicles.”

Adding a new vehicle takes 2 minutes. Enter the plate number, state, year, make, model, and color. Save the entry. The new vehicle is ready to use with any registered transponder linked to your account.

View Transaction History

Click “Transactions” or “Toll History” to see a list of every toll charged to your account. Filter by date range, vehicle, or toll plaza. Export the list to a CSV or PDF file for tax records or employer reimbursements. Each entry shows the date, time, plaza name, vehicle, and toll amount.

Manage Payments and Auto-Replenishment

Click “Payments” to add a new credit card or bank account. Set one method as the primary for auto-replenishment. The auto-replenishment threshold defaults to $10 below your prepaid balance. Adjust this number up or down based on your monthly toll volume.

Manual payments work through “Make a Payment.” Enter the dollar amount (minimum $5) and charge it to your linked payment method. Payments post to your account within minutes.

Handle Violations

Click “Violations” to see any unpaid toll notices tied to your account or plates. Each violation shows the original toll, the $50 administrative fee, and any added penalties. Pay violations online with a credit card or debit card. Disputes can also be filed through this section (see Violations section below for full dispute steps).

EZPass NJ Account Types

NJ E-ZPass offers three account categories designed for different drivers.

Personal Account

Personal accounts serve individual drivers and families. You can register up to 10 vehicles on a single account. The opening deposit is $25. Monthly statements are free. Personal accounts qualify for most discount plans, including the Senior Citizens Discount and Green Pass.

Business Account

Business accounts serve companies, fleets, rideshare drivers, and rental car operators. They support unlimited vehicles. The opening deposit is $50 per tag. Business accounts include bulk vehicle management, tax-reporting exports, and dedicated customer support. Companies can issue sub-accounts for different departments or drivers.

Specialized Accounts

Specialized accounts cover government vehicles, non-profits, and motorcycles. Government accounts need a purchase order or agency letter. Non-profit accounts need IRS documentation. Motorcycle accounts use a smaller weatherproof transponder that mounts on the handlebar or front fork.

EZPass NJ Transponders and Tags

The transponder is the small electronic device mounted in your vehicle that communicates with toll plaza readers. NJ E-ZPass offers three main types.

Interior Transponder

The interior transponder mounts on the inside of your windshield, behind the rearview mirror. It works for most passenger cars, SUVs, and light trucks. The battery lasts 5 to 7 years. The tag is non-replaceable, but NJ E-ZPass will swap it free when it expires if the account is in good standing.

External Transponder

External transponders mount on the front license plate frame of vehicles with metalized windshields. Metal windshields block the radio signal from interior tags. Some luxury cars, trucks with heater grids, and RVs need external tags. The exterior housing is weatherproof and tamper-resistant.

Motorcycle Transponder

Motorcycle transponders are smaller and waterproof. They attach to the handlebar, front fork, or front fender with a special bracket. The tag survives rain, wind, and vibration. Use the motorcycle tag only on registered two-wheeled vehicles.

Installing Your Transponder

Proper installation ensures reliable toll reading every time.

Step 1: Clean the Windshield

Wipe the inside of the windshield with rubbing alcohol. Dry it completely. Dust and grease prevent the adhesive strips from sticking.

Step 2: Choose the Mounting Location

For interior tags, mount the transponder 1 to 2 inches below the windshield header (the metal strip at the top). Center it behind the rearview mirror. Avoid tinted areas, metal coatings, and rain sensor zones.

Step 3: Attach the Tag

Peel the backing off the adhesive strips. Press the transponder firmly against the glass for 30 seconds. Wait 24 hours before driving so the adhesive cures fully.

Step 4: Test the Tag

Drive through any E-ZPass toll lane. Listen for one beep. A single beep means the read worked. Two beeps mean your balance is low. Three beeps mean the tag is not linked to your account.

Transponder Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Inspect the transponder monthly. Check for cracks, loose mounting, or fading adhesive. Replace the strips if the tag slides down. Call NJ E-ZPass customer service if the tag fails to read at toll plazas. Replacement tags cost $9 to $15 depending on the type. Damaged or lost tags are replaced through the “Transponder” section of your account.

Discounts and Plans in EZPass NJ

NJ E-ZPass offers 12 discount plans that lower tolls on specific roads, bridges, and tunnels. Each plan has its own eligibility rules.

Plan Name	Eligibility	Savings	Applies To
Standard Plan	All E-ZPass users, automatic	20% to 57% off cash rates	All NJ toll roads, bridges, and tunnels
Senior Citizens Discount	Age 65 or older, ID required	10% to 25% off off-peak tolls	NJ Turnpike, Garden State Parkway
Green Pass Discount	45+ MPG, SULEV-rated vehicles	20% off off-peak tolls	NJ Turnpike, Garden State Parkway
Trailer Discount	Class 2 to 5 vehicles with trailer	Reduced peak and off-peak tolls	Garden State Parkway
Florence Resident Discount	Florence or Roebling residents	Discount on Interchange 6 trips	NJ Turnpike Interchange 6
Atlantic City Expressway Frequent User	30+ trips in 35 days	$0.99 to $4.85 per trip	Atlantic City Expressway
Delaware Memorial Bridge Commuter (DRBACMTP)	22 trips in 30 days	$1.25 per trip	Delaware Memorial Bridge
Delaware Memorial Bridge Frequent Traveler (DRBAFTP)	20 trips in 90 days	$2.25 per trip	Delaware Memorial Bridge
DRPA Discount Plan (DRPADP)	18+ trips per month	$18 credit per month	Ben Franklin, Walt Whitman, Betsy Ross, Commodore Barry Bridges
DRPA Senior Discount (DRPASR)	65+, NJ/PA/DE vehicles	Varies by bridge and time	All DRPA bridges
NY State Bridge Authority (NYSBA)	17+ trips per month	$1.40 per trip	Rip Van Winkle, Kingston-Rhinecliff, Mid-Hudson, Newburgh-Beacon, Bear Mountain Bridges
Port Authority Staten Island Bridges (PASI)	3+ SI-bound trips per month	$8.03 per trip	Bayonne, Goethals, Outerbridge Crossing

Standard Plan Details

The Standard Plan applies to every NJ E-ZPass user automatically. You pay the E-ZPass rate, which is always lower than the cash rate. For example, the full NJ Turnpike trip costs $13.85 with E-ZPass and $18.85 with cash. You save $5 every trip.

Senior Citizens Discount Plan

Drivers 65 and older qualify for off-peak toll discounts on the NJ Turnpike and Garden State Parkway. Send a copy of your driver’s license or passport to NJ E-ZPass customer service to enroll. Off-peak hours are typically before 6 a.m., between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and after 8 p.m. on weekdays. Weekends are off-peak all day.

Green Pass Discount Plan

The Green Pass rewards drivers of fuel-efficient vehicles. To qualify, your car must get 45 MPG or better and meet California Super Ultra Low Emission Vehicle (SULEV) standards. Eligible vehicles include many hybrids like the Toyota Prius and some electric vehicles. Submit your vehicle registration through the NJ E-ZPass website or at a customer service center to enroll. You receive 20% off off-peak tolls on the Turnpike and Parkway.

Trailer Discount Plan

The Trailer Discount Plan applies to Class 2 to 5 vehicles pulling trailers on the Garden State Parkway. This plan is available on personal accounts only. Call customer service at 1-888-288-6865 to enroll your RV or tow vehicle. The plan reduces peak and off-peak tolls on Parkway trips.

Florence Resident Discount Plan

Residents of Florence (ZIP 08518) and Roebling (ZIP 08554) receive automatic toll discounts on NJ Turnpike trips through Interchange 6. Enrollment is automatic when your account mailing address matches one of these ZIP codes. No application needed.

Atlantic City Expressway Frequent User Plan

Drivers who take 30 or more trips on the Atlantic City Expressway in a 35-day period qualify for reduced tolls. After hitting the threshold, the next 35-day billing cycle applies discounted rates. The most common discount is $0.99 versus $1.45 at the Pleasantville Barrier for passenger cars.

Delaware Memorial Bridge Plans

The DRBA Commuter Plan (DRBACMTP) requires 22 trips in 30 days. The rate drops to $1.25 per trip. The DRBA Frequent Traveler Plan (DRBAFTP) requires 20 trips in 90 days. The rate drops to $2.25 per trip. Both plans are tag-specific and reset after each cycle.

DRPA Discount Plan

The Delaware River Port Authority Discount Plan applies to the four DRPA bridges: Benjamin Franklin, Walt Whitman, Betsy Ross, and Commodore Barry. After 18 trips in a calendar month, you receive an $18 credit on your next statement. Enroll by calling 856-968-2000 or 215-218-3750 (press 5).

DRPA Senior Discount Plan

Seniors 65 and older with NJ, PA, or DE vehicle registration get reduced tolls on DRPA bridges. Submit proof of age and vehicle registration to DRPA by mail or phone. The discount stacks with the standard E-ZPass rate.

NY State Bridge Authority Plan

Drivers using one of the five NYSBA bridges (Rip Van Winkle, Kingston-Rhinecliff, Mid-Hudson, Newburgh-Beacon, or Bear Mountain) 17 or more times per month pay $1.40 per trip instead of $2.15. Enrollment is automatic based on tag usage.

Port Authority Staten Island Bridges Plan

The PASI plan offers $8.03 per trip (with mounted tag) on the Bayonne Bridge, Goethals Bridge, and Outerbridge Crossing. You need at least 3 Staten Island-bound trips per month and non-commercial plates. Unmounted tags cost $9.36 per trip. Add your license plate through your account to enroll.

E-ZPass Plus

E-ZPass Plus extends your tag to non-toll payments. Use your transponder to pay for parking at Newark Airport, Port Authority garages, and select DRPA facilities. The system deducts the parking fee from your prepaid balance. Enable E-ZPass Plus in your account settings. No extra fees apply.

Handling Violations and Payments in EZPass NJ

Violations happen when you drive through an E-ZPass lane without a working tag, with an empty account, or with a tag not linked to your vehicle. The system photographs your license plate and sends a toll bill to the registered owner.

Pay a Violation or Toll Bill

Violations and toll bills can be paid online, by phone, or by mail.

Pay Online

Visit ezpassnj.com and click “Toll by Plate” or “Violation Payment.” Enter your license plate number, state of registration, and violation or invoice number. Review the charges (toll plus $50 administrative fee). Pay with a credit card, debit card, or e-check. Confirmation arrives by email within minutes.

Pay by Phone

Call 1-888-288-6865 and select the violation payment option. Provide your violation number and payment details. The representative processes the payment and gives you a confirmation number.

Pay by Mail

Mail a check or money order payable to “NJ Turnpike Authority” to NJ E-ZPass Customer Service Center, P.O. Box 4973, Trenton, NJ 08650. Include the payment coupon from your violation notice. Allow 7 to 10 business days for processing.

Dispute a Violation

If you believe a violation is wrong, you can dispute it. reasons include a working tag that failed to read, a vehicle you no longer own, or a payment you already made.

Dispute Online

Log in to your EZPass NJ account and click “Dispute Violation.” Select the violation you want to challenge. Choose the dispute reason (for example, “E-ZPass Customer with Valid Tag” or “Not My Vehicle”). Write a brief explanation. Upload supporting documents such as photos of your transponder, vehicle registration, or proof of payment. Submit the dispute. NJ E-ZPass reviews disputes within 7 to 14 days.

Dispute by Phone

Call 1-973-368-1425 (violations line). Explain the situation to the representative. Provide your violation number and account details. Email any supporting documents to the address the representative gives you.

Dispute by Mail

Complete Section C-1 on the back of your violation notice. Attach copies (not originals) of any supporting documents. Mail to NJ E-ZPass, P.O. Box 4971, Trenton, NJ 08650. Allow 4 to 6 weeks for a written response.

Avoid Future Violations

Keep your transponder mounted and your account funded. Set auto-replenishment to top off your balance at $10. Check your transaction history monthly. Update your vehicle list any time you buy, sell, or trade a car.

EZPass NJ Amnesty Program

The Amnesty Program helps drivers with old unpaid tolls. If you owe $500 or more in past-due tolls and fees, you qualify for a 25% discount on the total balance. The program runs through December 31, 2026. Apply at amnesty.ezpassnj.com. Pay the reduced amount in full to clear the debt. Debts over $10,000 qualify for installment plans through customer service.

Customer Service and Support for EZPass NJ

NJ E-ZPass offers multiple ways to get help. Pick the channel that matches your question and urgency.

Phone Support

The main customer service number is 1-888-288-6865 (1-888-AUTO-TOLL). Hours are Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday through Sunday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Time. The violations line is 1-973-368-1425. Average wait time is 5 to 10 minutes during business hours.

Online Chat

The live chat feature sits in the bottom right corner of ezpassnj.com. Chat agents respond in 2 to 3 minutes. Chat works 24/7 for basic questions. Complex account issues may be routed to phone support.

Email Support

Send detailed questions through the contact form at ezpassnj.com/contact. Include your account number, full name, and a clear description of the issue. Expect a reply within 1 to 2 business days.

Customer Service Centers

Walk-in service is available at the following locations:

Newark Customer Service Center: 1515 Broad Street, Newark, NJ 07114
Camden Service Center: 2 Riverside Drive, Camden, NJ 08103
Delaware Memorial Bridge Service Center: 1501 N. Dupont Highway, New Castle, DE 19720

Bring a photo ID, your account number, and any related documents. Walk-in centers handle account opening, transponder pickup, payment issues, and dispute filings.

Self-Service Resources

The NJ E-ZPass website includes a searchable FAQ, user guides, and video tutorials. Most common questions are answered in these resources. Start there for the fastest answers.

Using EZPass NJ on Specific Roads and Facilities

Your NJ E-ZPass tag works on every toll facility in the state and across the E-ZPass network. Here are the major roads and crossings.

Facility	Coverage	E-ZPass Discount vs Cash	Best Plan
New Jersey Turnpike	Full length, I-95 to I-78	$13.85 vs $18.85 (full trip)	Florence Resident, Senior
Garden State Parkway	Cape May to NY State Line	$8.68 vs $10.50 (full northbound)	Green Pass, Senior, Trailer
Atlantic City Expressway	Turnpike to Atlantic City	$4.85 vs $5.50 (full trip)	ACE Frequent User
Holland Tunnel	Jersey City to Manhattan	$17.00 vs $20.00	Standard

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to the most common questions about EZPass New Jersey, including account login, toll payments, transponder issues, and account management. These FAQs help drivers quickly access the information they need for smooth and hassle-free travel.

How do I log in to my EZPass New Jersey account?

Drivers can log in to their EZPass New Jersey account by visiting the official customer portal and entering their username and password. After signing in, users can check their balance, review toll transactions, update vehicle details, manage payment methods, and recharge their account.

How can I pay EZPass New Jersey tolls online?

EZPass New Jersey toll payments can be made online through the account dashboard. Drivers without a transponder can also pay eligible tolls using the toll payment options available through the official agency, depending on the roadway and payment requirements.

How do I update my vehicle or payment information?

After logging in, users can edit their account profile to add or remove vehicles, update license plate details, change a credit or debit card, or modify automatic replenishment settings. Keeping account information current helps prevent toll processing issues.

What should I do if my EZPass New Jersey transponder is not working?

If a transponder is not detected at a toll plaza, first check that it is mounted correctly and that the account is active with a positive balance. If the issue continues, contact EZPass New Jersey customer service to request troubleshooting, replacement, or account verification.

Can I use my EZPass New Jersey transponder in other states?

Yes. An EZPass New Jersey transponder can be used on most toll roads, bridges, and tunnels that participate in the E-ZPass network across multiple states. Tolls are automatically charged to the linked account, making travel more convenient without stopping for cash payments.

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