A pay-as-you-go digital toll service for most of the US has been launched by Verra Mobility. The company said it would charge drivers a flat fee per mile they drove and that its app would be free to use. Users are billed for tolls as they drive, but do not need an existing account with a regional tolling authority or a transponder on the windscreen to use Peasy. But they can add such existing services to Peasy, if required. Households can also add multiple vehicles to one account, which can be managed online or through an app.
A pay-as-you-go digital toll service for most of the US has been launched by Verra Mobility. The Peasy platform covers 95% of the country's cashless toll roads and bridges, the company claims. Users are billed for tolls as they drive, but do not need an existing account with a regional tolling authority or a transponder on the windscreen to use Peasy. But they can add such existing services to Peasy, if required. Households can also add multiple vehicles to one account, which can be managed online or through an app.