Do I have to mount my FasTrak transponder on my windshield?
Yes, FasTrak drivers must have a transponder mounted to their vehicle's windshield in order to pay the lowest tolls on The Toll Roads - $1 less than ExpressAccount and One-Time-Toll drivers at every tolling location. Motorcyclists should keep the transponder in a secure location.
What does "pay by plate" on my statement mean?
"Pay by plate" means that your transponder was not read and your account was identified by reading an image of your vehicle's license plate. If you are receiving "pay by plates" often, check to see if your transponder is properly mounted. If your transponder is properly mounted and you continue to receive "pay by plates," then you may need a replacement transponder. You can request a replacement transponder online. Once logged in to your account, use the "Transponder Info" tab to submit your request. Accounts with excessive "pay by plate" transactions may be assessed a $2 fee per transaction.
You get charged the $2/mo if you don't do $25 in tolls that month.AW said:I'm not too sure about that 24 trips a year, that could be a grandfathered account. The oldest ones are free, then there's that frequency thing to be free, I thought all the new ones get charged the $2 fee no matter how frequently you use?
So over a year that's $24. But if you take the toll roads 24 times in a year, which saves you $1 per trip, it washes.Are there any monthly fees associated with having a FasTrak account?
A $2 account maintenance fee is charged to each transponder that does not incur $25 in tolls on The Toll Roads that month. This policy is based on a combined average; so, if a patron has two transponders with a monthly total of $50 in tolls on The Toll Roads, even if one transponder has no usage and the second has all $50, the $2 fee is waived for both.
irvinehomeowner said:Do I have to mount my FasTrak transponder on my windshield?
Yes, FasTrak drivers must have a transponder mounted to their vehicle's windshield in order to pay the lowest tolls on The Toll Roads - $1 less than ExpressAccount and One-Time-Toll drivers at every tolling location. Motorcyclists should keep the transponder in a secure location.
What does "pay by plate" on my statement mean?
"Pay by plate" means that your transponder was not read and your account was identified by reading an image of your vehicle's license plate. If you are receiving "pay by plates" often, check to see if your transponder is properly mounted. If your transponder is properly mounted and you continue to receive "pay by plates," then you may need a replacement transponder. You can request a replacement transponder online. Once logged in to your account, use the "Transponder Info" tab to submit your request. Accounts with excessive "pay by plate" transactions may be assessed a $2 fee per transaction.