What is the name of the system that Florida drivers can pre-pay tolls on?

SunPass is the Sunshine State’s electronic, prepaid tolls program. You can be a SunPass customer even if you don't live in Florida. The E-PASS, O-PASS and LeePass are alternative names for the same device and vary in name according to some counties. These devices all work the same and are part of the SunPass Network.

This all-electronic, no-cash tolling means there are no cash tollbooths that will slow you down and everyone has the convenience of paying tolls without having to stop.

Once your SunPass balance gets low, you will start receiving a notice when you pass through the tolls. You can add additional funds to your account at any time.

If you are not a SunPass customer or opt to run the toll, tolling cameras will take a photo of your vehicle’s license plate and send out a TOLL-BY-PLATE monthly invoice (via mail) for the tolls plus an administrative charge to the registered owner of the vehicle.

More Info: www.floridasturnpike.com

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Ben Totuous

Florida sucks. Worst governor in the entire country.

Dawn Rapp Tomczyk

Ben Totuous, Best Governor ever! What has he done to deserve your comment?

Owen Tucker

Taxation using a dragnet approach.

stlmark

Ben Totuous, You can always move to a state like California or Illinois or New York & see how good their governors are.

Donna Means

Ben Totuous, leave then! Go to NY

Shirley Dutt

Ben Totuous, I think you're wrong on both!

Robert Oldenburg

Howard Groopman, I didn’t notice right away unfortunately.

Howard Groopman

Robert Oldenburg, I know, it's frustrating. If I post something and catch an error, I reply to myself with the correction.

Robert Oldenburg

Howard Groopman, true but unfortunately can’t be edited.

Howard Groopman

Robert Oldenburg, You meant should NOT exist.

earlepg

I thought that it had to be either FloridaPass or SunPass. Perfect for double chance. Got it on the first try.

Robert Oldenburg

Ben Totuous, I disagree, however this isn’t the place for this discussion and it’s irrelevant to the question in the quiz.

Robert Oldenburg

Most toll roads should now exist. They were put in place to pay off the bonds that financed their building. In the vast majority of cases they should have been paid off decades ago. In Illinois this is true with the tristate (I294), the used to called east west (I88) east of Aurora and the former north west ((I90) from O’Hara airport through Rockford to the Wisconsin state line. The same principle is most likely true in other states. My guess is Florida turnpike is on this list, it is many decades old, since when I was a kid in the 60s and early 70s going to Florida with my parents.