Ohio is home to a number of different toll road options. If you choose to use a toll road in Ohio, you will be required to pay a fine if you do not have the proper transponder. There are a few different ways that you can pay your fine, and this article will explore those options.
If you receive a notice in the mail that you have not paid a toll, you can go to the website listed on the notice and pay the fine online. You will need to enter your license plate number and the date of the violation. You can also pay by mail, or you can call the number listed on the notice to pay over the phone.
If you do not pay your fine, you may be subject to additional fees and penalties. Your license plate may be blocked, preventing you from renewing your registration, and you may be unable to renew your driver’s license. You may also be subject to a civil judgment.
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If you believe that you have been incorrectly charged, you can contest the charge by contacting the toll road authority. You will need to provide documentation to support your claim.