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When I rode across the 520 bridge last week, I stuck the 'GoodToGo' pass from my car under my windscreen. I later checked my account and found that I had been appropriately tolled but there was no record of my license plate. Does anyone know if they have a way of reading a bike's rear plate? If that's the case, what's to stop bikes from riding across without tolling? Not that I would do or in any way advocate such a thing.
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Why would it take a record of the plate if it can read the tag?
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Well that's my question. If you ride across without a pass does it capture the front or rear plate? The way they're set up it looks like they're focused on the front but I don't know. I'm just curious really.
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If it does not get your plate, don't take the pass
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Quote from: Timmer on February 03, 2012, 10:43:03 PM
Well that's my question. If you ride across without a pass does it capture the front or rear plate? The way they're set up it looks like they're focused on the front but I don't know. I'm just curious really.
Both. Its not a photo but a video that is then processed for things that look like plates.
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Quote from: Andrew on February 04, 2012, 07:58:48 PM
If it does not get your plate, don't take the pass
hehe. yep. though i am sure they will eventually get you.
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I just think it's funny that the Very First Car that went through the toll was clocked doing 76 miles per hour.
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What's interesting is they knew how fast he was going. Why do they know how fast he was going?
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Quote from: jsanford on February 06, 2012, 10:02:46 PM
I just think it's funny that the Very First Car that went through the toll was clocked doing 76 miles per hour.
Soo much for "commute traffic"
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February 16, 2012, 10:34:09 PM »
Your Good to Go pass is not attached to your plate only your account, the reason your regester your plate # is if the scanner does not read it takes a picture around 24 per car/motorcycle and it will look up and search for it in the system, when they see it's on your account it takes the toll out of your account + $.25. but for them to id your plate they have 3 people ID your plate # if all 3 do not come up with the same plate # they won't charge you, ie if 1 person comes up with 1 digit off it's a no go for charging. The blue flashing LED lights are the cameras taking pictures. I have the motorcycle transponder's on my bikes, so when I go on the 167 Hot lane they won't charge me. You can also setup an account and regester your plate without buying a transponder and they will read your plate and take the toll out of your account + $0.25, I find myself taking the 520 more than I thought, I rather pay to get across faster than sit in stop and go traffic and take a chance of getting rear ended in traffic. I got rearended in 08 on the Ship Canal bridge getting to the 520.
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The 167 hot lane is free for motorcycles. Why do you have a transponder for those lanes?
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Quote from: siclmn on February 20, 2012, 04:28:13 PM
The 167 hot lane is free for motorcycles. Why do you have a transponder for those lanes?
I was going to get the transponder that I can switch between my car and motorcycle, the motorcycle transponder will not deduct from your account, it knows it's a motorcycle, for the car I got the one I can switch off so when I have 2+ in the car I can turn it off.
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February 21, 2012, 09:03:25 PM »
I saw an Audi recently with the motorcycle transponder on its headlight.
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