The E-Z pass toll location is extremely inconsistent. It is sometimes in the outer lanes, sometimes in the right two lanes and sometimes ALTERNATING LANES!!!
I drove to the non-cash lane by mistake (because two trucks in front of me completely block my vision). And there is no turning back.
Since I did not want to block the traffic, I run the toll and stopped at the road side. The operator told me that I cannot pay the toll fee there and must receive a ticket!
I should have just block the traffic and not let anyone go until they let me change lane or pay at the toll!! 13c0b24
I drove to the non-cash lane by mistake (because two trucks in front of me completely block my vision). And there is no turning back.
Since I did not want to block the traffic, I run the toll and stopped at the road side. The operator told me that I cannot pay the toll fee there and must receive a ticket!
I should have just block the traffic and not let anyone go until they let me change lane or pay at the toll!! 13c0b24
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| 1. Written by NONdrivers on October 30, 2009 from rockville, maryland, US You should get a second ticket for not being able to read. There's big *** signs miles before the tolls telling you which lanes are dedicated EZpass, lanes not to mention the big yellow flashing lights and the paint on the road. but its EZpass' fault that you tailgate tractor trailers? (another clue: tractor trailers travel...a lot...which means that they are most likely going thru and ezpass lane) |
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