Since its beginning in 1993, E-ZPass has grown to 23 agencies with toll facilities in 12 states and more states joining every year. Today, E-ZPass customers can travel from Maine to Virginia without stopping to pay a toll. In Delaware, you can use your E-ZPass on the State Route 1 (including our express lanes which collect your toll while you travel at the posted highway speed), I-95 and the Delaware Memorial Bridge. Some facilities, including State Route 1 in Delaware, even offer a discount to customers who use E-ZPass. So join E-ZPass and start saving - time and money.

For a list of toll roads, bridges and tunnels in states that offer E-ZPass, click on a state in the map on this page for information on E-ZPass toll facilities in that state. (The states in dark blue do not offer E-ZPass services).

Click on a state for links and information

E-ZPass transponders may be used at any toll facility displaying

E-ZPass Plus is now available to Delaware E-ZPass customers to use in parking facilities at Newark Liberty International, JFK, LaGuardia, and Albany International Airports. Find out more about the E-ZPass Plus Program.

The E-ZPass electronic toll collection technology was first introduced in the Northeastern United States in 1993. The technology was developed as a revolutionary technique for collecting tolls and increasing vehicle capacity at toll plazas. Electronic toll collection systems like E-ZPass, coupled with dedicated toll lanes, are now used worldwide to replace traditional stop-and-pay toll collection.

States using the E-ZPass Program	States Out-Of-Network	Related Links
Delaware Illinois Indiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia West Virginia	Florida Georgia South Carolina	Commercial Vehicle Operation (CVO) Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) Links Intelligent Transportation Society (ITS) Sites