Tourism News - Midwest
August 15th, 2007 by Christina Putz
Denver Business Journal stated this week that the Dollar and Thrifty rental-car services around Denver, Colorado are starting to offer services where car renters can pay a fee up front to cover toll payments on the E-470 and surrounding toll routes (though the Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group is actually based in Tulsa, Oklahoma). The service is called Pass24, and is already offered in Houston and Dallas, along with the three Dollar and Thrifty rental offices in Denver (including Denver International Airport).
Pass24 covers a total of 65 miles of highway, such as the E-470, the Northwest Parkway and the I-25 express lanes. Travelers can sign up for the service at the rental counter to pay $8.95 per day for Pass24. This enables them to drive an unlimited number of times through toll booths, without any sort of electronic device (the technology is provided by Rent A Toll, a Texas technology company).
