List of Agencies
The following agencies accept E‑ZPass at their toll facilities:
- Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority (New York, United States and Ontario, Canada)
- Burlington County Bridge Commission (New Jersey/Pennsylvania)
- Chicago Skyway (Illinois)
- Delaware Department of Transportation (includes Delaware Turnpike and Delaware Route 1)
- Delaware River and Bay Authority (Delaware/New Jersey) (DRBA E‑ZPass merged with New Jersey in June 2011)
- Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission (New Jersey/Pennsylvania)
- Delaware River Port Authority (New Jersey/Pennsylvania)
- Illinois State Toll Highway Authority
- Indiana Toll Road Concession Company
- Maine Turnpike Authority
- Maryland Transportation Authority
- Massachusetts Department of Transportation
- New Hampshire Department of Transportation
- New Jersey Turnpike Authority (includes Garden State Parkway)
- New York State Bridge Authority
- New York State Thruway Authority
- Ohio Turnpike Commission
- Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
- Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
- Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority
- South Jersey Transportation Authority (includes Atlantic City Expressway)
- Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority (New York)
- Virginia Department of Transportation
- West Virginia Turnpike
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