Jako
Spends too much time on here
I was reading this thread:
post #3
"I keep my toll road card in there, since I don't like attaching them to the windshield with that permanent glue they use."
Made me wonder what a "toll road card" looks like and how toll collection varies from state to state or geographic areas.
NYC metro area is E-ZPass and I am able to place them so the mirror obscures their presence. The Verrazano bridge is $19.00 without it (photo and mailed) or $12.24 with it. There are also other discounts. Port Authority tolls specifically advise not to hold the E-Zpass when paying the toll.
NYC tolls are way beyond reasonable and used to supplement mass transit where people are not paying there fare with no repercussions. Last I read 1 in 5 do not pay for the bus and some drivers would say it is higher.
What NYC is #1 in:
Storage tray on top of dash
Anyone seen any good uses/additions for the storage tray on the top of the dash above the radio? Useful real estate, especially with 12 vdc power already supplied. Not sure what I'd like to see there, maybe a plug&play dash cam, or maybe a small form factor CB radio. All I'm seeing right now...
5thgenrams.com
post #3
"I keep my toll road card in there, since I don't like attaching them to the windshield with that permanent glue they use."
Made me wonder what a "toll road card" looks like and how toll collection varies from state to state or geographic areas.
NYC metro area is E-ZPass and I am able to place them so the mirror obscures their presence. The Verrazano bridge is $19.00 without it (photo and mailed) or $12.24 with it. There are also other discounts. Port Authority tolls specifically advise not to hold the E-Zpass when paying the toll.
NYC tolls are way beyond reasonable and used to supplement mass transit where people are not paying there fare with no repercussions. Last I read 1 in 5 do not pay for the bus and some drivers would say it is higher.
What NYC is #1 in:
Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge is now most expensive toll in US
The Verrazzano–Narrows Bridge is now the nation’s most expensive bridge to cross after an MTA toll hike ratcheting up the rate to $19 went into effect Sunday. The one-way non-E-ZPass toll now tops …
nypost.com
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