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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - wow! this is surprising - we have 50+ violations or so...from my husband going to and from work. I would hope EZPass can remove the violations for those that are still in their jurisdiction. I have forwarded the evidence of our car registration, but it didn't sound like they'd retroactively remove the fines (worth calling again!). With those already in collections, it seems we are destined for court, or else work with them on their first offense program (they'll reduce the fines, but not sure by how much) - it's worth asking. thanks[/quote]

I'm fairly certain it's not the license plate that is the issue here. I'm betting you did not have a valid credit card linked to your account.

If your EZPass is on any car and linked to a valid and current credit card such that the toll can be paid, you would not get a violation. You might get a warning, but again, if the toll was paid I have not found it to be a problem. 
If your EZPass is on a registered car and fails to work (yes, the batteries on the EZPass die and you need a new EZPass), the EZPass system can bill you based on your license plate. This has happened to me several times - once all up and down 95 - and I did not get any violations. I did get a new EZPass transponder.

OP, have you looked at your credit card linked to your EZPass to show that it is valid? Have you looked at your credit card receipts to see that the tolls were paid? [/quote]

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