At  1/9/2012 11:32 AM, MICHAEL H wrote:
>Dennis - before the next trip to the SouthLand check out the
>`SunPass' for FL travels. available on-line. hope this help$.             mike

Just went looking...
http://www.floridasturnpike.com/all-electronictolling/ is the Florida
Turnpike system, they have options besides the pre-paid Sunpass

The Miami-Dade expressway is just one of them -
https://www.gomdx.com/olcsc/home/showFaq.do It looks like the Sunpass
or the $3 fee EACH time.
 >>If you do not have a SunPass account and drive on the MDX roads, a
photo will be taken of your license plate at each tolling point
(where you see the overhead structures & signs). This is called
Toll-By-Plate. MDX will then send an invoice (fee assessed) to the
registered owner of the vehicle. Toll-By-Plate fees range from 15 to
25 cents per toll and a $3.00 invoice fee. <<
15 cent toll & $3 invoice fee!

The Tampa-Hillsborough is another,
https://www.tampatolls.com/olcsc/  it looks like they bundle their
fees  and the Sunpass will work

Out here in Washington State they just started electronic tolling on
a floating bridge, it's either prepay for a transponder or the toll
plus fees by mail. If you register the licence plate ahead of time
the fees are smaller. No cash option.
The ferries still take cash or credit/debit and height restrictions
will get you higher rates, I have heard of people pulling the kayak
AND the roof rack off  the Vanagon for the ferry trip to get the
regular rates. A trailer costs you extra.

Anyone know how the Illinois toll roads are working these days? Coins
still work? The last time I went over the San Francisco Bay Area
bridges cash still worked but it was a per axle thing so  trailer
will cost you more

Rob
becida@comcast.net
Western WA

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>  From: Dennis Haynes <d23haynes57@HOTMAIL.COM>
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>Florida has the camera toll roads. I just got the bill from my trip to
>Homestead Thanksgiving time. The administration fee was almost as much as
>the toll. Here in NY we have EZ Pass which is good in a lot of places but
>not Florida.
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>Dennis