The E-ZPass Group toll collection interoperation company is “deeply concerned”...
The E-ZPass Group toll collection interoperation company is “deeply concerned” that an October report by Progeny did not accurately reflect the group’s equipment’s characteristics (http://xrl.us/bn8o6q). Progeny had sought a waiver of certain multilateration and monitoring service rules, to let it…
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operate mobile radio transmitters and high-power base stations (CD Dec 27 p9). The E-ZPass Group, which has 24 members that have issued more than 23 million RFID devices to customers throughout the U.S., said Progeny’s interference testing was limited to analyzing the operations of three companies that “are not reflective of our equipment’s characteristics.” E-ZPass asked that the FCC require more interference testing, and to require a written report to the FCC “confirming that Progeny’s systems will not interfere” with its existing operations.