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Commercial accounts require a $200 deposit and $7 one-time set-up fee. Passenger vehicle MacPass accounts require an initial deposit of $80 and a $7 one-time set-up fee. Current MacPass account holders do not need to open a new account to get a sticker.

MacPass is the only tolling transponder currently in use at the Mackinac Bridge I-Pass, E-ZPass, SunPass, etc., though similar, are not accepted.Ĭustomers who already have a MacPass account can still use their cards through the end of 2020. The toll will be $4 for the first trip but customers will not be charged for the return trip if completed within 36 hours.Ĭurrent MacPass cards can still be used through the end of 2020. Though the MacPass is not exclusively for commuter customers, MacPass holders with passenger vehicles can still qualify for the commuter discount toll if they make both a northbound and southbound trip within 36 hours.

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Drivers should still watch for toll collectors and customers walking across lanes. MacPass customers can use toll lanes designated for MacPass by the overhead signs, or any open lane.

MacPass stickers are currently free but will be $1 each after July 1, 2020.

Anyone can open a MacPass account, which allows for online deposits and transaction information. All pre-built releases can be found at Github.

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The stickers are part of a new tolling software system installed last fall. MacPass is an attempt to create a native macOS port of KeePass on a solid open source foundation with a vibrant community pushing it further to become the best KeePass client for macOS. “Drivers still need to stop and wait for the gate to rise before proceeding, but the new process will speed transactions for frequent customers.” “Unlike the old MacPass cards that required drivers to roll down their window and hold the card near the reader device, the new system will automatically scan the windshield sticker when drivers pull up to the toll booths,” said MBA Executive Secretary Kim Nowack. Customers are encouraged to visit the MacPass website at to sign up for an account and receive stickers in the mail. It is a native OS X port of KeePass, the free, open-source, light-weight and easy-to-use password manager. The Mackinac Bridge Authority (MBA) has been slowly replacing current MacPass cards with the new stickers for the past few months and is now encouraging others to make the switch as well. MacPass is a free, open-source password manager, which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way. The MacPass toll card is being replaced with a windshield-mounted sticker for customer convenience, and for a limited time they are available for free.

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