Where is the OBU installed?
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ETC's OBU is generally installed on the vehicle's front windshield, as long as it does not obstruct the driver's view or interfere with ETC communication. Additional information: 1. OBU is the common name for an electronic tag, used in the highway non-stop toll collection system (ETC). When passing through highways, vehicles equipped with OBU can achieve non-stop toll deduction. 2. OBU consists of an electronic tag and a dual-interface CPU card, installed on the inner side of the vehicle's front windshield. It mainly serves as an information storage card (such as ID information, identity information, attribute information, etc.) for the labeled object (such as vehicles, containers, goods, etc.), and as a communication relay for interacting with DSRC microwave antennas. 3. When using OBU to pass through dedicated lanes, please note: 1. Do not use mobile phones or other radiation-interfering electronic products. 2. At the highway entrance, please choose to enter the ETC lane. If you mistakenly enter or choose a manual lane (including an automatic card dispenser) and have not swiped a non-cash payment card at the entrance but have already received a pass card, you can only use the manual lane at the exit. The driver must return the pass card to the toll collector and can use a non-cash payment card or cash to pay the toll.
