What to do when changing license plates for ETC?

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JuliannaFitz
07/29/25 8:20pm
Remove the ETC device and ETC card from the vehicle, and bring your ID card, new license plate vehicle registration certificate, and driver's license to an ETC service center or ETC processing point to complete the modification procedures. The staff will input the new information into the ETC electronic tag, reactivate it, and after reinstallation, it can be used. Below is relevant information: 1. The ETC device is dedicated to a specific vehicle. However, one ETC card can be bound to multiple vehicles for payment. An ETC card already bound to another vehicle can be used on other vehicles. Therefore, if the license plate is changed and the ETC device cannot be used, you can take it to an ETC service center or ETC processing point to cancel the ETC. After successful cancellation, reactivate the ETC device and input the new information, and bind the ETC card to the new license plate for use. 2. ETC is an electronic toll collection system, also known as an automatic road toll system. It is a road toll method specifically used for toll roads, commonly seen on highways, bridges or tunnels with toll policies, and some sections of urban centers to alleviate urban traffic congestion.
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