How to apply for ETC for company vehicles?
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To apply for ETC for company vehicles, you only need to provide a copy or color photo of the company's business license, a letter of authorization with the company's official seal, the agent's ID card, and the vehicle's registration certificate. Below is some relevant information about ETC: 1. Definition: ETC stands for Electronic Toll Collection, which means an electronic non-stop toll collection system. 2. Function: For vehicles equipped with ETC devices, when passing through toll stations, the onboard device will identify the vehicle, record information, and automatically deduct the corresponding funds from the pre-bound IC card or bank account, enabling fast passage. It is particularly suitable for use on highways or in busy bridge and tunnel environments.
Recently, I helped our company apply for an office vehicle ETC, and the process was quite smooth. You need to prepare company documents such as a copy of the business license and the company seal, as well as the original vehicle registration certificate. First, go to a nearby ETC service outlet or a partner bank to submit the application. After filling out a simple form, link the company bank account for automatic deduction of highway tolls. Installing the OBU device on the windshield takes about 15 minutes, and then test whether it is properly recognized at the toll gate. The whole process takes about half a day. Remember to regularly check the account balance afterward to avoid arrears affecting usage. This method saves a lot of cash management hassle and significantly improves the efficiency of company vehicle usage. I recommend making an appointment with the service outlet in advance to avoid peak hours and save time from long queues.
