Improving
E-ZPass for New Jersey Drivers
E-ZPass was created to make things easier
for New Jersey Drivers, not to cause more hassles. When the McGreevey
Administration entered
office, the system was plagued by recurring equipment failures
and nearly 500,000 erroneous violation notices. As promised, the
McGreevey Administration responded by firing an incompetent company,
hired by the previous administration, and replacing them with
a firm that has proven results. We created a better system that
drivers can count on to help alleviate traffic congestion and
delays.
- Reviews
license plate information from photos taken in toll lanes -
catching potential violators and virtually eliminating the
chance
of issuing bogus violations due to a malfunction.
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Installed Express E-ZPass lanes that double the number of vehicles
that can pass through the toll lanes each hour, moving motorists
at uninterrupted highway speeds.
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Express E-ZPass is now under construction on the Atlantic City
Expressway and will be completed in the summer of 2004.
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More Express E-ZPass lanes are one their way for the Garden
State Parkway at the Asbury Park, Raritan South, and Toms River
toll plazas, as well as Interchange 16/18E on the New Jersey
Turnpike. Completion is expected by the summer of 2005.
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