Interstate 540 (North Carolina) Triangle Expressway in Wake County, North Carolina Bridge Pass for the Saint John Harbour Bridge in Saint John, New Brunswick Quickpass at the Golden Ears Bridge, crossing the Fraser River between Langley and Maple Ridge e-TAG, Australia FasTrak in California, United States Highway 6 in Israel Tunnels in Hong Kong Autopista Central in Santiago, Chile (site in Spanish) E-ZPass in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts (as Fast Lane until 2012), Virginia (formerly Smart Tag), and other states. Maryland Route 200 uses a combination of E-ZPass and ANPR. TollTag in North Texas and EZ-Tag in Houston, Texas I-Pass in Illinois Pikepass in Oklahoma Peach Pass I-85 Atlanta, Georgia (Gwinnett County). OGS (Otomatik Geçiş Sistemi) used at Bosphorus Bridge, Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, and Trans European Motorway entry points in Istanbul, Turkey M50 Westlink Toll in Dublin, Ireland Hi-pass in South Korea Northern Gateway, SH 1, Auckland, New Zealand Evergreen Point Floating Bridge, Seattle, and Washington State Route 167 HOT-lanes in western Washington ETC in Taiwan SunPass In Florida Portugal Portuguese roads have old highways with toll stations where drivers can pay with cards and also lanes where there are electronic collection systems. However most new highways only have the option of electronic toll collection system. The electronic toll collection system comprises three different structures: ANPR which works with infrared cameras and reads license plates from every vehicle Lasers for volumetric measurement of the vehicle to confirm whether it is a regular car or an SUV or truck, as charges differ according to the type of vehicle RFID-like to read on-board smart tags. When the smart tag is installed in the vehicle, the car is quickly identified and owner's bank account is automatically deducted. This process is realized at any speed up to over 250 km per hour. If the car does not have the smart tag, the driver is required to go to a pay station to pay the tolls between 3rd and 5th day after with a surplus charge. If he fails to do so, the owner is sent a letter home with a heavy fine. If this is not paid, it increases five-fold and after that, the car is inserted into a police database for vehicle impounding. This system is also used in some limited access areas of main cities to allow only entry from pre-registered residents. It is planned to be implemented both