Reasons Why You Should (or Shouldn't) Use Bay Area Fastrak - OpenSIPS Trunking Solutions

There are several benefits to using fastrak for your daily commute or occasional trips around the bay area.

Firstly, it saves you time.

With fastrak, you can breeze through toll booths without having to stop, reducing your travel time and avoiding frustrating traffic delays.

You save about a buck per toll with fasttrack and can also use the express lanes.

Without it you'll be paying more.

A fastrak toll tag is not required. Read also: The Slayeas Leak: A Whistleblower's Explosive Claims You Need To Hear

If you have a fastrak toll tag, put it in the mylar bag that it came with to avoid the roadside equipment from reading it and charging you a toll.

If you have a fastrak flex toll tag, set it in the 3+ position prior to starting your trip. Read also: Unidentified Ginger Leak: Prepare For A Mind-Blowing Revelation

Tl;dr is, it doesn't work at all even if fastrak says it should.

Possibly due to different standards across different fastrak agencies

You're missing paid express lanes that are coming to every highway in bay area in the next 2 years.

One of the major advantages of using bay area fastrak is the ability to access designated express lanes.

These lanes are specifically reserved for carpoolers, buses, motorcycles, and solo drivers willing to pay a toll.