Want more consumer news? Visit our parent organization, Consumer Reports, for the latest on scams, recalls, and other consumer issues. Has this happened to anyone else? How did you fix it? We might also recommend removing the automatic refill function from the I-Pass account for now, though when the jerk depletes all your money, I-Pass will start sending you toll violation notices. Our gut says you’re probably going to need a lawyer if writing them at this address doesn’t work.
We assume this office has a garbage can underneath a mail slot, but that’s just our experience with Illinois talking. We took a look at the I-Pass Terms & Conditions and there was no information about obtaining a refund, except to say that all disputes must be be submitted, in writing, within 180 days of the transponder’s use to: – What can I threaten them with should this happen again? – What can I do to force them to give me every cent the rogue I-Pass transponder (#01500376144) has used this year? I’ve been in Beijing, China for over a week and can see the usage of the rogue I-Pass transponder on my account. All Illinois I-Pass does is delete said rogue I-Pass from my account, but *never* credits me back the money deducted by the rouge I-Pass! I have no other debit account that I could tie mine to (and in Illinois, if you do not use the I- Pass system… you pay double the toll fee), if not I’d just turn it off. I have been “assured” that it will not happen again on each previous occasion, but it never holds true. And, it’s the same rogue I-Pass transponder every single time (#01500376144) this year! 24) will be the fifth time this year that I have to call and tell them that they have, yet again, tied someone else’s I-Pass transponder to my account… deducting money from my debit account each time said other person uses his/her rouge I-Pass transponder and brings my account down to a $10.00 “re- fill” amount. I’m not sure this is a “tip”… but I’m wondering if someone out there can help me move forward with an annoying problem I’ve had all year with the Illinois I-Pass system’s billing: For those of you who don’t know what E-Z pass is, it’s a thing that lets you pay tolls without opening your window or stopping.) (For those of you who have never lived in the good state of Illinois, I-Pass is like E-Z Pass in other states, but presumably more corrupt and less efficient due to its association with the State of Illinois. He calls the ISTHA and has it removed, but Illinois doesn’t refund his money and the transponder keeps coming back. His I-Pass account has someone else’s transponder attached to it and he’s paying for some random jerk’s tolls. Reader and commenter ChicagoOutfit is having trouble with Illinois’ much-loved tollway system. This information about the discrepancy is an important part of your hearing request so that the hearing examiner can review both records.10.24.07 2:57 PM EDT By Meg Marco ipass illinois tollway tolls sucker state ILLINOIS errors billing government
You must notify the tollway if the photo from the violation displays a plate or vehicle that does not belong to you. The hearing request must be in advance of the date on the notice to pay. Request a hearing from the Illinois Tollway, which can be done by mail, to contest the violations.
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Drivers who are incorrectly identified as violators need to
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Occasionally, drivers will receive an incorrect violation notice and the vehicle description and license plate type of the driver that committed the offense may not match your vehicle and registration. Illinois Tollway website, or by calling 1-800-UC-IPASS. If you find yourself without exact change at an unmanned booth or accidentally drive through an Open Road Tolling or I-PASS lane without an I-PASS, you can pay a missed toll within seven days on the Illinois Tollway drivers should make sure they either have money to pay the tolls or an I-PASS or EZ-Pass transponder with money in their account. The Illinois Tollway maintains and operates 286 miles of interstate tollways in 12 counties in northern Illinois, including the Reagan Memorial Tollway (I-88), Veterans Memorial Tollway (I-355), the Jane Addams Memorial Tollway (I-90) and the Tri-State Tollway (I-94, I-294, I-80). Motorists may proceed through the tolls by stopping to pay at each collection point or with an electronic transponder called an I-Pass which allows vehicles to move through each point without stopping. Illinois operates a tollway, collecting tolls at various points.
Many Wisconsinites travel through northern Illinois to visit Chicago or on their way to another destination. Visit Getting around Illinois for Illinois road conditions.
Before you go, get information on traveling in our neighboring states: Traveling in Illinois I-Pass (stylized as I-PASS) is the electronic toll collection system utilized by the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority (ISTHA) on its toll highways that.
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