How to Get an Invoice for ETC Usage on Highways?
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There are two methods to obtain an invoice for ETC usage on highways: 1. When recharging your ETC, you can request an invoice on-site from the toll collector. 2. Record the time and starting/ending points of your highway travel, then visit the highway management office within three months to print the invoice. The process for issuing electronic toll invoices is as follows: 1. Apply for an ETC card or user card. An ETC card or user card refers to an IC card issued to the public for recording user and vehicle information, with the ETC card having the function of electronic toll payment for toll roads. 2. Register an account on the invoice service platform. Customers can log in to the invoice service platform website or the "Piaogen" APP, register for free using their mobile phone number and verification code, and set up the buyer's information as required. 3. Bind the ETC card or user card. 4. Issue the invoice. Customers can log in to the invoice service platform, select the recharge or consumption transaction records for which they need an invoice, and apply to generate an electronic toll invoice.
As a long-distance driver, getting invoices for highway ETC is really convenient. After passing through, just go to a mobile app like Piaogen, add your ETC card information, and log in to see your trip records. Select the specific date and toll station, click the invoice button to generate an electronic invoice, which is automatically downloaded and saved on your phone. If you forgot to add your card, you can do it anytime, and the system syncs quickly. This method saves the hassle of queuing at toll stations, and the invoices can be directly used for company reimbursement or accounting, safe and reliable. Electronic invoices are also eco-friendly, reducing paper waste. It's recommended to regularly back up invoices to avoid losing them when the app clears data. The whole process takes less than ten minutes, truly efficient and worry-free.
