I have a transponder/toll tag on my vehicle (e.g. E-ZPass, SunPass, etc). Can I use NextPass?

NextPass is designed to work without traditional transponders or toll tags! If you have an existing transponder or toll tag on your vehicle (such as E-ZPass, SunPass, etc.), you should remove your vehicle from that tolling account and remove the transponder/toll tag from your vehicle. Here’s why:

1. Interference: Having both a transponder and NextPass active can lead to conflicts in toll processing, potentially resulting in double charges or incorrect billing.
2. Account deactivation: Before using NextPass, it’s recommended that you deactivate or remove your vehicle from any existing toll accounts associated with your transponder or toll tag. This will insure your transactions are covered by your NextPass account.
3. Removal required: To use NextPass effectively, you need to remove any existing transponders or toll tags from your vehicle. This includes removing them from the windshield, glove compartment, or trunk.
4. Clean slate: NextPass works by recognizing your license plate, so having a clean slate without other toll payment methods is crucial for accurate billing.
5. Simplified process: One of the benefits of NextPass is eliminating the need for physical transponders or tags, offering a more streamlined toll payment experience.

If you decide to switch to NextPass, make sure to properly close or adjust your existing toll account and remove all transponders or tags from your vehicle. This will ensure that your tolls are processed correctly through the NextPass system and avoid any potential billing issues or confusion.

Remember, NextPass is designed to be a standalone solution for toll payments, offering convenience without the need for additional equipment in your vehicle.