A second round of tests kicks off this week. No serious problems were reported after 500 motorists tried out the windshield stickers that will replace the hard case Pikepass units. It should take two years for all Pikepass account holders to get the new sticker tags.
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BY MICHAEL MCNUTT
Published: September 5, 2010
New Pikepass windshield sticker tags should be available after the first of the year, with plans to get them distributed to all account holders in two years, a spokesman for Oklahoma's turnpike agency says.
A second round of field-testing the stickers is scheduled to begin this week, Jack Damrill, Oklahoma Turnpike Authority spokesman, said.
No serious glitches were reported during an initial test of placing the sticker tags on about 500 passenger cars, Damrill said.
"We saw a few things that we needed to look at but nothing major," he said. "Mostly people getting confused about how to put the sticker tag on."
The sticker tags will be placed on another 25,000 vehicles, including 15,000 commercial trucks, he said. This will be the first time the stickers will be used by commercial account holders... FULL ARTICLE
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