Upgrades for E-ZPass and Tolls by Mail websites, app start this week
NEW YORK (PIX11) – You won't be able to log into your EZ-Pass or Tolls by Mail account on the websites or app starting on Wednesday, according to the MTA.
The services will go offline temporarily for system upgrades, the agency said. Customers won't be able to check their account information, make changes or online payments during the maintenance.
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The Tolls by Mail and E-ZPass websites will be consolidated, according to the MTA. Other updates include a live chat and expanded payment options.
Late fees and escalations to collections will be delayed during the upgrades, the agency said. Maintenance begins at 7 p.m. on Wednesday and will last through April 14.
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