10/10/2026
Attention E-ZPass Maryland Account Holders
Fall Into Good E-ZPass Habits
Here are some simple steps to avoid unnecessary Video Tolls and keep your E-ZPass account in good standing.
As the seasons change, take a few minutes to make sure your E-ZPass information is up-to-date. These three quick checks can help you avoid common tolling issues.
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Mount Your Transponder
Make sure your E-ZPass transponder is properly mounted so it can be read as you travel through Maryland toll facilities.
Review proper mounting instructions.
Properly installed transponder
Do You Tow a Trailer? Get Ready for a Change Coming January 1
Keeping your vehicle information up-to-date is especially important if you tow a trailer.
Beginning January 1, 2027, a new Maryland law will change how tolls may be collected for Class G vehicles when the toll cannot be associated with the towing vehicle. Class G vehicles include boat, utility, camping and travel, horse and equipment trailers, as well as semitrailers.
This is NOT a new toll. You will not be charged twice. Vehicles towing trailers have always been subject to the appropriate toll rate.
The law helps ensure tolls are properly assigned when an E-ZPass transponder cannot be read, the towing vehicle’s license plate cannot be identified or the trailer is the only readable license plate.
Take a few minutes now to prepare:
• Add your trailer’s Class G license plate to your E-ZPass Maryland account.
• Make sure your E-ZPass transponder is mounted correctly.
• Keep your license plates clean, visible and unobstructed.
• If someone else may tow your trailer, share these Class G towing requirements and best practice
