Nc pass program

There are no discounts on the Annual Passes. Cost of passes cannot be prorated. A receipt for the Annual Pass does not substitute for the actual pass. Lost or stolen passes will NOT be replaced. Duplication of passes is prohibited. Please check park pages for seasonal operating schedule of facilities, as well as park hours. Boathouse at Morrow Mountain State Park. Pedal boat at Jones Lake State Park. Marina at Carolina Beach State Park. Benefits at participating parks. Cliffs of the Neuse State Park Six swim passes One-hour boat rentals for six people canoes, kayaks, paddleboards, and pedal boats available.

Dismal Swamp State Park One-hour boat or bike rentals for six people canoes and kayaks available. Passes will not be mailed. If you lose your GoPass, immediately contact the State Parking Office by phone or by email at parking doa.

GoPasses can only be used by the employee who is issued the pass. Passes may not be transferred, sold or traded. Misuse of a pass will result in the immediate termination of GoPass privileges and the offending employee may be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination.

The expiration date is located on the pass. For each year, GoPasses are active between January 1 st and December 31 st of the year issued date subject to change. JavaScript Required JavaScript must be enabled to use some features of this site.

For DMV questions, call us at The Bill by Mail program is an alternative payment option for customers who choose not to sign up for an NC Quick Pass pre-paid transponder account. No account or transponder is required. Instead, customers receive an invoice mailed to the address to which the vehicle is registered. You can travel on North Carolina toll roads without a transponder account but you will pay a higher toll rate and be billed for your tolls through the Bill by Mail program.

When you travel through a toll zone on a North Carolina toll road without a transponder, an overhead camera captures an image of your vehicle's license plate. The vehicle is identified through the N.

Division of Motor Vehicles and the toll bill is mailed to the address to which the vehicle is registered. You received a bill because your vehicle traveled on a North Carolina toll facility. You must pay the bill by the due date to avoid penalties and fees. Log in with an invoice number and your ZIP code or license plate information. Note: Invoices up to two years prior can be viewed online. For invoices older than two years, please contact NC Quick Pass customer service.

If you believe you have received a bill in error, you can submit a toll dispute or affidavit form to an NC Quick Pass Customer Service Center within 30 days from the date of the bill. Otherwise, you waive the right to dispute the toll s and the bill must be paid by the due date on the bill.