Harris County Toll Road Authority Nazi's

[R3_82GT]

So today I get a bill from the Harris County Toll Road Authority in Houston. They say that a popup trailer I used to own "drove" on the tollway that is toll tag only on 11/24, so I owe $10.50 in tolls plus a $33.00 fine. I called and explained to them I sold the trailer in 2011 (to Badass88GT on this board by the way), and by the way how does a trailer access a tollway. All I get it smart ass answers that whatever they took a picture of is who the toll goes to.

Anyone dealt with these people (who seem even worse than the North Texas ones?) . I even offered to pay the poll, but not the fines, but there answer is no, I can't prove I wasn't driving .

Any advice would be appreciated.

[JC316]

Inform them that you sold it and to note that in their records, then pay the fine and move on. At least thats how I have done the NTTA.

[71chevellejohn]

Ask them for a picture of the front license plate.

[Baron Von Crowder]

They suck hardcore. My toll tag didn't register there, and they wanted a few hundred bucks from me because of it. I had an attorney friend and a nasty letter, and never heard back from them. They wouldn't budge a bit for me.

[lowthreeohz]

Harris County Toll Road Authority Nazi's

Pm badass88gt and tell him to quit being a stump fucker

[EW]

Send in the form when you sell a "vehicle".

[R3_82GT]

I always remove plates (even before they told you to) and record the change on the DMV website for cars, but I never dreamed they would say a trailer was accessing the tollway. The trailer plates had not been registered since 2008 by the way.

[mardyn]

always... Always keep your plates when you sell anything that has a registration with the state.

Similar experience when I sold my Mom's car.... buyer hopped up on the toll way and until
I got the license plate info recorded as sold, I was responsible for the bills.

Miraculously, in my case, the buyer stood up tall and paid for the tolls.

mardyn