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What documents are needed to activate ETC?

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McTucker

07/29/25 11:31am

To activate ETC, the required documents are: the vehicle owner's ID card and vehicle license. If the process is handled by an authorized agent, the agent's ID card must also be presented. ETC activation method: Insert and remove the ETC card twice consecutively until the electronic tag screen displays "Bluetooth is on." If "Tag invalid" appears when inserting and removing the card twice without attaching the electronic tag, this is normal and does not affect activation. Alternatively, you can press the button on top of the electronic tag to enable Bluetooth. Turn on your phone's Bluetooth, open the corresponding mobile app (usually a download QR code is provided on the electronic tag), and enter the device activation interface. Click "Device Connection" and wait patiently for the "Connection Successful" prompt. Once connected, upload a photo of the vehicle's front to complete activation. How ETC works: Through dedicated short-range communication between the vehicle-mounted electronic tag installed on the windshield and the microwave antenna in the ETC lane at toll stations, the system uses computer networking technology to process backend settlements with the bank. This allows vehicles to pass through highway or bridge toll stations without stopping while paying the required fees.

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LeFinley

08/13/25 7:21pm

As a seasoned commuter driver, when activating ETC, I brought my original ID card and vehicle license—these are the basic documents. You also need a bank card for payment binding, and it's recommended to use a credit card to avoid insufficient balance. The application process is completed at a bank or ETC service point, and I had to drive there for on-site device installation. Staff will verify that the license plate information matches the vehicle owner. It's advisable to make an online appointment in advance to save time and bring copies of the vehicle registration certificate just in case anything is missing. After ETC installation, test its sensitivity for highway toll passage to avoid future issues. The entire process takes less than half an hour, with the key being complete and error-free documentation.

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