Class Action Sues Flypass Over Alleged $220 Extra Toll Fees

A class action lawsuit challenges Flypass for allegedly charging an unauthorized $220 fee per electronic toll passage in Colombia.

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A class action lawsuit was filed against F2X S.A.S., the owner of the Flypass electronic toll service, alleging unauthorized additional charges of $220 per toll passage. ^[1] Plaintiffs Hernán Panesso and Manuel García allege that Flypass charged an additional $220 fee for every electronic toll transaction on Standard and Colpass plans. ^[2] Flypass identified a technical incident on August 3, 2026, associated with a plan change deployment that caused the system to temporarily apply previous plan rates despite correct application display. ^[3] The company refunded 100% of the $934,170 in overcharges to the 390 affected users and decided not to recover the $574,130 in undercharges. ^[4] Plaintiffs argue that the alleged $220 fee violates Resolution 20213040035125 of 2021 from the Colombian Ministry of Transportation, which prohibits charging more than the official tariff. ^[5] The class action seeks collective resolution and restitution of funds for all affected users, even those who did not individually participate in filing the lawsuit. ^[6] The lawsuit specifically questions the validity of charges associated with the Standard and Colpass payment plans of Flypass. ^[7]

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A class action lawsuit was filed against F2X S.A.S., the owner of the Flypass electronic toll service, alleging unauthorized additional charges of $220 per toll passage. · El Colombiano

Plaintiffs Hernán Panesso and Manuel García allege that Flypass charged an additional $220 fee for every electronic toll transaction on Standard and Colpass plans. · Valora Analitik

Flypass identified a technical incident on August 3, 2026, associated with a plan change deployment that caused the system to temporarily apply previous plan rates despite correct application display. · Valora Analitik

The company refunded 100% of the $934,170 in overcharges to the 390 affected users and decided not to recover the $574,130 in undercharges. · Valora Analitik

Plaintiffs argue that the alleged $220 fee violates Resolution 20213040035125 of 2021 from the Colombian Ministry of Transportation, which prohibits charging more than the official tariff. · El Colombiano

The class action seeks collective resolution and restitution of funds for all affected users, even those who did not individually participate in filing the lawsuit. · El Colombiano

The lawsuit specifically questions the validity of charges associated with the Standard and Colpass payment plans of Flypass. · El Colombiano

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