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EZ Pass Fees Going Up


Last Update: 6/30 11:01 am
BALTIMORE (AP) -- The Maryland Transportation Authority is going to start charging E-ZPass customers a monthly fee to use the service.

The authority will start charging customers $1.50 per month on Wednesday.

As part cost-recovery initiative approved in January by the authority's governing body, E-ZPass customers will also pay $21 to $40 for new and replacement transponders. New customers will also pay a $25 prepaid deposit.

An administration fee for unpaid toll violations increases from $15 to $25. The changes are part of an effort expected to generate $60 million more a year for the self-sustained agency as costs increase and toll traffic and revenue drop. In May, vehicles with more than two axles began paying higher tolls on several highways and bridges.

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On the Net:

Maryland E-ZPass: http://www.ezpassmd.com

(Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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