How to apply for ETC for company vehicles?
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The process for company vehicles to apply for ETC is: 1. Bring the original vehicle license and drive the application vehicle to a bank branch or ETC service agency; 2. Fill out the express electronic tag and ETC card application form; 3. Submit the original vehicle license and other supporting documents; 4. Pay the fee and receive the invoice; 5. Install the ETC electronic tag. Required materials for company vehicles to apply for ETC: 1. Letter of introduction from the vehicle owner (with official seal); 2. Copy of organization code certificate or business license (with official seal); 3. Original ID card of the agent; 4. Original vehicle license; 5. The vehicle that needs to apply for ETC.
As an administrative specialist in my company, I frequently handle the ETC application process for our corporate vehicles. It's not complicated, but requires some preparation: including a stamped copy of the company's business license, the original and copy of the vehicle registration certificate, my ID card, and the company seal or power of attorney. We go directly to the bank to apply through cooperative channels, which allows linking to the company's corporate account. After submitting the completed application form, the bank will review and mail the ETC device (OBU). Upon receiving the device, I install it myself by attaching it near the rearview mirror on the windshield. After installation, I activate it using an app by scanning a QR code. The entire process takes about a week and is quite hassle-free. ETC is really convenient—no more queuing at toll gates on highways, which significantly improves work efficiency. I recommend regularly checking the OBU's battery to avoid embarrassing power failures. While many apps now offer self-service applications, I prefer the traditional bank channel for reliability and easier subsequent bill management. It's also worth considering promotional offers when making your choice.
