Many motorcyclists rejoiced when the $4.99 SunPass Mini windshield
stickers debuted on July 1.
Finally, a no-fuss alternative to the box-shaped transponders that are
tough to keep from falling off or being stolen, not to mention impossible
to shield from the rain.
There's just one problem: The sticker tags don't work on
motorcycles.
That's what Gregory Pius of Wellington discovered after he already paid
for the tag, filled it with prepaid tolls and stuck it on the windscreen of
his BMW motorcycle.
Now he says he can't remove it without damaging the screen's protective
coating.
SunPass' new Mini stickers
won't work on motorcycles
About two weeks ago my friend Gregory was dismayed to find out
that the new SunPass
was
never designed to work on motocycles, and started to raise quite a fuss
about it.
Looks like a few people heard …
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