PrePass for TSPs

you make millions from people and still can’t invest in an app that shows charges in real time or even the ability to pay bills in the app. Your statements are difficult to read and one really needs some time on their hands to understand the charges. You already know there’s a lot of fraud involved in this business so if you just made an app that shows the charges like any normal company does, we’d be able to tell the real charges apart from fraud. Sending real time notifications for those charges would help people know if their device was used illegally - just like bank or CC charge alerts. It’s not that difficult. I see why there are so many people that remove or change their license plates when going through tolls. You don’t have a problem taking our hard earned money but you don’t invest in building an app that’s user friendly. Even your mobile site is so bad that I have to get on a computer to pay my bill or look at statements. Nothing about your company or services is outstanding; you ought to be ashamed of your business model.

I like having the ability for the app to display weigh station notifications to my garmin but... I'm already past the prepass readers by the time the app says I'm approaching a scale. The app needs to have the initial notification at least 1-2 miles before the scale. I don't know how long this app has been available but other notifications like parking/ rest areas are hit but mostly miss. I haven't gotten any of the notifications besides scales and some parking/ rest areas. I don't know if it's just iphones, but the app will not save my login which can be a pain. Definitely needs work but I really like the idea.

Definitely need wyoming, nebraska and iowa in it since you guys already have everything else covered except some strict states like oregon, cali, oklahoma and arizona which who knows hpw long it would take you guys to work something out with them but the ones i have mentioned,the law enforcement from my point of view is pretty liberal when it comes to truckers