E-ZPass

This is huge news if you are a New Jersey commuter with an E-ZPass. In a day and age when every single thing is getting more expensive, there is a real possibility that hard-working New Jersians will finally catch a break.

A new law should put an end to bogus E-ZPass violations, but drivers have to take action

A potential solution to reducing E-ZPass issues in New Jersey

E-ZPass has once again overcharged New Jersey drivers. It happened during all of September and in Atlantic County.

Damaged equipment was found at the Trenton-Morrisville toll bridge, which spans the Delaware River from Trenton to Pennsylvania.

To kick off the Memorial Day Weekend, Chickie's & Pete's is offering to cover the cost of your toll on the way down to AC. Here's how to take advantage:

New Jersey E-ZPass has never charged credit card fees to drivers, but that money will now be paid directly by the agencies in the state consortium, rather than through a contractor.

E-ZPass users are closer to getting a fair shake over toll violations

State Sen. Declan O'Scanlon said the New Jersey Turnpike Authority and South Jersey Transportation Authority have claimed they already do this, but that he has had firsthand experience proving otherwise.

We have all been in this situation where you do a little road trip around the Garden State and in a few weeks, you see a nice little letter from one of the toll authorities, whether it's the turnpike, parkway, or expressway, saying that you owe some money.