What to Do When the ETC Falls Off?
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If the ETC falls off, the solution is to reactivate it at a local service center. This is because ETC electronic tags are equipped with anti-tamper devices. Once the ETC falls off, it must be reactivated and reinstalled. After reactivation, it can be used normally. ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) is a type of non-stop toll collection system and is currently an advanced method for road and bridge toll collection. The ETC system connects the vehicle's on-board electronic tag, installed on the windshield, with the microwave antenna in the ETC lane at the toll station via microwave signals. It then uses computer network technology to process payments through the bank's toll system, allowing vehicles to pass through tolls without stopping, significantly saving time. ETC must be used on a one-vehicle-one-card basis, and ETC lanes are dedicated to ETC-equipped vehicles. Vehicles without ETC cannot use the ETC lanes for toll collection, and the ETC card must be used in conjunction with an OBU (On-Board Unit).