During a committee hearing on a bill impacting toll payments and penalties, several lawmakers shared their recent experiences with Maryland E-ZPass. Senator Cory McCray (D-Baltimore City), the sponsor of Senate Bill 59, introduced the legislation after he received several toll notices in the mail. “When I got my E-ZPass bill, there were five charges back-to-back-to-back, so my immediate thought was did somebody steal my credit card when I see five charges?” McCray told WMAR-2 News mallorybrookes He added that he was charged late fee penalties even though he received the toll notices after the due date. “I’ve never ever, ever, ever seen a business that’s able to mark up a 1,000+ percent late fee. So, remember if you’re late for $2 they can charge you $25,” McCray told the Budget and Taxation Committee Tuesday afternoon. Senate Bill 59 proposes waiving penalties for tolls where the Maryland Transportation Authority is responsible for the delay in timely processing. Follow malloryb...