Peach Pass is to keep traffic moving consistently above in the Peach Pass lanes and help reduce traffic times for everyone. Peach Pass is a RFID Transponder in the form of a sticker that drivers put inside their windshields. Customers must open up a Peach Pass account with a minimum of $20. Georgia's Peach Pass works with Florida and North Carolina. In early to mid-2018, Peach Pass will become interoperable with all toll-roads in Texas (EZ TAG, Toll Tag and TxTag). NationalPass users may use Georgia's facilities as well as those outside the state. Before the Peach Pass the Cruise Card was
Georgia State Route 49 At Dooly Street, the two routes divide, with SR 90 heading south-southwest and SR 49 heading to the north-northeast. SR 49 passes through rural areas of the county and has a concurrency with SR 127 that ends in Marshallville. A little farther to the north-northeast, the highway runs along the Macon–Peach county line before entering Peach County proper. It continues to the northeast, toward Fort Valley. Just before entering town, it meets the western terminus of University Boulevard, which leads to Fort Valley State University and serves as a southern bypass route of town. In Fort Valley, the highway passes