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A social media user recently shared their confusion and frustration over an unexpected toll charge. Despite having a Sunpass, which is supposed to automatically pay tolls, they found themselves facing a bill of $216.99 for tolls owed to Epass. The user was left puzzled as to why they were charged by Epass when they had a Sunpass, and questioned the purpose of having the transponder in their car if they don’t have both. They also sought advice on how to avoid such a situation in the future.
Answers from Social Media
The social media community offered several explanations and suggestions in response to the user’s predicament. One user pointed out that tolls are time-stamped and suggested checking the Sunpass account to see if the tolls had indeed been paid. They clarified that the Turnpike is a Sunpass road, while 408 is EPass, and if both are showing unpaid tolls, there could be an issue with the Sunpass transponder or account…