Does ETC have to be activated in the car?

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VonSophie
07/29/25 10:24pm
ETC must be activated in the car, and during installation, it must be placed in the center of the front windshield, directly behind the rearview mirror. ETC is currently the world's advanced toll collection method for roads and bridges. It operates through an onboard electronic tag installed on the vehicle's windshield, which communicates via dedicated short-range microwave antennas in the ETC lanes at toll stations, using computer networking technology for backend settlement processing with banks. To activate ETC, choose an open area, turn off the vehicle to prevent accidental Bluetooth connections. For Android systems, enable GPS to enhance Bluetooth functionality, accurately turn on both the phone's Bluetooth and the ETC device's Bluetooth, then enter the ETC service mini-program for the activation step. The Bluetooth will automatically connect, eliminating the need to manually pair via the phone's Bluetooth settings.
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