Facing a Suspension of your NJ Registration Due to EZ-Pass Violations.
We Can Help: Eliminate or Reduce Penalties, Surcharges, and Even License Suspensions
If you've fallen behind on paying E-ZPass violations, the State of New Jersey has the authority not only to issue fines—but also to suspend your vehicle registration.
Your vehicle registration is your legal right given to you by the State to own and operate a car. Driving with a suspended registration carries penalties similar to driving without a drivers license.
In New Jersey, if you accumulate too many unpaid E-ZPass violations, the MVC (Motor Vehicle Commission) may suspend your vehicle registration without notice. Below is a simplified summary of the law outlining how your registration can be suspended:
Your registration may be suspended if:
- You owe $500 or more in unpaid tolls and fees within a 3-year period; or
- You have 6 or more toll violations, with at least one violation occurring after January 16, 2024
How We Can Help
If you owe money to E-ZPass—whether in New Jersey or another state—contact our office to schedule a consultation. You may qualify for amnesty or a reduction in the fines and penalties you owe.
We may also be able to:
- Prevent suspension of your New Jersey registration by negotiating lower fees
- Restore your driving privileges if your license is already suspended
Schedule a Consultation
Every situation is unique, which is why an in-office consultation is necessary to develop a legal strategy tailored to your case.
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If You Have Been Charged With A Suspended Registration Ticket due to Ez-Pass Violations, You Face Possible Jail Time, Loss of License And Mandatory Surcharges, The General Penalties Below are listed per offense Number. Thus, repeat Offenders Face Higher Penalties.
1st Offense*
Fine: $500
Loss of license: upto 6 Months
In addition, MVC surcharges will apply.
2nd Offense*
Fine: $750
Loss of license: 6 Months and
Imprisonment: up to 5 days
In addition, MVC surcharges will apply.
3rd or Subsequent Offense*
Fine: $1,000
Loss of license: 6 Months and
Imprisonment: for not less than 10 days
In addition, MVC surcharges will apply.
If an accident resulting in personal injury occurs during the violation, a mandatory prison sentence of 45 to 180 days will be imposed. If you’re licensed in another state or have a previous violation for driving with a suspended registration in another state, that prior conviction may be considered a prior offense.