Affidavit Of Non Liability Illinois Tollway (2024)

FAQs

How do I get out of a Tollway violation in Illinois? ›

Disputing a Violation(s)

You will need to provide the Violation Notice Number and the associated license plate information. Additionally, an Affidavit of Non-Liability to dispute toll violations can be found on our website. This form should be completed and mailed to us with the appropriate documentation.

Unpaid Tolls FAQs

When you miss a toll on the Illinois Tollway, you are expected to pay the toll online, within 14 days of travel. Failure to pay tolls can result in fines, fees and possible suspension of your license plate and/or your driver's license.

The program eliminated penalties for missed tolls and decreased hefty and controversial fines for unpaid tolls. Instead, drivers are to pay the missed toll amount and $3 per violation.

Unpaid Parking Tickets, Tolls No Longer Grounds to Suspend IL Drivers' Licenses.

Qualifications. To be eligible for enrollment in I-PASS Assist, household income must not exceed 250% of Federal Poverty Guidelines as verified by the Illinois Department of Revenue or qualified by the Illinois Department of Human Services for cash and food assistance programs.

Unpaid Parking Tickets, Library Fines, Unpaid Tolls, Forgotten Gym Memberships. Having derogatory marks, or a history of unpaid debts, has a significant negative impact on your credit score.

Manage your account online or call 800-UC-IPASS (800-824-7277) Mon.

If you don't look your plate up online on the pay-by-plate website within 14 days, Illinois will mail you an invoice with the toll charges and an additional invoice fee. The letter will include a link for you to go online and pay the toll. The additional fee for the invoice is $3 per toll.

The Illinois Tollway's Pay By Plate feature allows you to enter your license plate and payment information up to 14 days after travel to capture your tolls and allow you to avoid fines and fees. The Illinois Tollway will charge your credit card the cash rate for tolls.

Tollway Violation Relief Offer

The violation relief program reduces all existing $20 and $50 fines on unpaid tolls to a $3 fee per toll.

What is payment amnesty? ›

A tax amnesty can be defined as a limited-time offer by the government to a specified group of taxpayers to pay a defined amount, in exchange for forgiveness of a tax liability (including interest and penalties), relating to a previous tax period (s), as well as freedom from legal prosecution.

Need financial assistance paying for your invoices? See if you qualify for I-PASS Assist. If you would like to set up a payment plan, fill out the Illinois Tollway Payment Plan Request Form.

If your I-PASS balance falls below $0 you may receive an invoice or violation notice for unpaid tolls due at the non-IPASS rate plus additional fees, fines, penalty charges and/or suspension of your I-PASS. Accept a rebuttable presumption that your account balance is correct in the Tollway's electronic records.

Customers have a 14-day grace period – the longest in the nation – to pay unpaid tolls. Or set it up before you travel. Set up Pay By Plate - Simply add your plate, payment method and dates of travel and you're all set. You'll be charged weekly as tolls register in our system.

Violation Relief – For the remainder of 2020, the Tollway is reducing all outstanding violations with the Illinois Tollway, and all existing $20 and $50 fines per toll will also be reduced to $3 per toll providing an opportunity for relief to thousands of motorists.

Starting in April, customers who have received multiple invoices and reminders for the same unpaid tolls will receive a notice of violation that, if ignored, will result in a $20 fine assessed on each unpaid toll. These fines will be in addition to any previously assessed invoice fees.

The Tollway allows for payment plans of up to 24 months to pay the entire amount.

Drivers who fail to pay their tolls within 14 days of travel on the Tollway will be sent an invoice for tolls with fees.