The tollway already belongs to the E-ZPass Group, a coalition of 25 toll organizations across 15 states. The Illinois tollway coordinates with E-ZPass so that I-PASSes work in other member states such as Ohio, Indiana, New York, New Jersey, Maine and Virginia. ATI counts about 40 different agencies as members.
2. Go to your Internet browser on a computer that will be Wi-Fi enabled. Type in the URL from the manual. 1  You should use the computer that you plan to use as the main computer in your wireless network. 2  For instance, you may choose your desktop over a small laptop because you will have more regular access to it.. Go to your Internet browser on a computer that will be Wi-Fi enabled. Type in the URL from the manual. 1  You should use the computer that you plan to use as the main computer in your wireless network. 2  For instance, you may choose your desktop over a small laptop because you will have more regular access to it.
Find an Apple Store (or a Starbucks, or a McDonald's) Some places always have free Wi-Fi, no matter where you are in the world. My go-to spot for free Wi-Fi is the Apple Store -- most major cities have at least one, where you'll find an open network (you don't even have to agree to a ToS), air conditioning and no pressure to buy anything. If there's no Apple Store in your area, Starbucks and McDonald's also offer free Wi-Fi in almost all international locations.