Question Tollway pass worth it?

[dirty12]

E-Pass from here in Florida works quite well. It has a discount feature for electronic use; plus we have a separate transponder for each vehicle(yes the RV has its own). And it features an automatic "reload" , which allows the designated dollar amount to be replenished to a designated dollar amount.
I believe it is accepted anywhere East of the Mississippi River.
Apply on line.

E-PASS Purchase-Register-Reload

epass.cfxway.com

Be careful ez pass not recognized in South carolina cost me 25 dollars for 2 2.50 tolls fined twice 10.00 admin fees what a rip off.

 

[Jabber Jaw]

Be careful ez pass not recognized in South carolina cost me 25 dollars for 2 2.50 tolls fined twice 10.00 admin fees what a rip off.

I believe "E-Pass" is different from "E-Z Pass".
I have had no issues with my E-Pass in any state east of the Mississippi; though I've not been in the Northeast, since getting it!

 

[RKins]

I bought my E-Pass when it was E-PASS Xtra and is now referred to as Uni. Works in 19 states from MN to FL. https://www.cfxway.com/uni/

Uni works on all toll roads and most bridges in 19 states:

• Florida
• Maryland
• Rhode Island
• Indiana
• Georgia
• Delaware
• Illinois
• Minnesota
• North Carolina
• New Jersey
• Massachusetts
• New Hampshire
• Kentucky
• Virginia
• Pennsylvania
• Maine
• West Virginia
• New York
• Ohio

Plus, you can use your Uni to pay for parking at Orlando International Airport.

Uni is fully compatible with E-PASS, SunPass, LeeWay, PeachPass, NC QuickPass, E-ZPass, RiverLink, I-PASS and QuickPass toll systems.

 

[FL-JOE]

The only question I would have about Uni is do they charge you the same fee? For example, if you go through 3 toll booths on the tri-state around Chicago with a Uni would you pay the exact same rate as someone using the I-Pass (Illinois own version)?

When we checked into it a few years ago it seemed you would pay slightly more.