News10NBC Investigates: E-ZPass Charges Hit Rochester Residents Due to Duplicate NYSP Plates

Rochester residents are wrongly receiving E-ZPass charges from NYC due to license plate duplication with NY State Police vehicles. Some vehicles, like one owned by a Monroe County resident, share the same “1M” plates as state troopers in Manhattan. The MTA has begun reversing charges, but new victims keep emerging. State Senator Jeremy Cooney is pressing DMV and State Police for urgent fixes. Cooney labeled the issue an affordability crisis and is demanding quick action to prevent future billing errors.

Source: WHEC

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