The Illinois Toll way, the state authority of Chicago, are kind enough for allowing a seven day grace period in the case of nonpayment of toll fee due to any reason. You have to pay the unpaid toll within that grace period to avoid a violation. You can pay the unpaid toll either through online or through the mail by logging on to their official website.

You may require the following information in case of paying the unpaid toll:

- Name of the registered vehicle owner

- Plate state/Number/Type

- Unpaid Toll Location/time/Date

Even after the grace period of seven days if the toll is not paid then it becomes a violation. It may finally lead to fines or even the suspension of your license plate and/or your driver's license.

http://www.illinoistollway.com/portal/page?_pageid=133,2008701&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL

http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?section=news/local&id=6730924

Chicago disability transit is an emergency service provided to the disabled, physically handicapped and elder people in Chicago, IL. They provide services to those people who require special vehicles for transportation.

It operates twenty four hours in a week and they have fully equipped vans, service cars that have door to door services. The families of the disabled people can coordinate with these vehicles with a singe telephone call. These services can be used for meeting medical appointments, rehabilitation therapies, work transportation, support group meeting and so on.

They are located in east Ohio Street in Chicago and are reached in the number 312 335 1244.

http://www.chicagodisabilitytransit.com/

http://local.yahoo.com/info-17376786-chicago-disability-transit-llc-chicago