Why hasn't the ETC fee been deducted?
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Reasons why the ETC fee hasn't been deducted: It is likely an ETC debit card, which records transactions first and deducts fees uniformly at the end of the month on the settlement date. If the fee hasn't been deducted by the end of the month, you can call the bank or ETC customer service for inquiries. ETC credit cards follow a 'consume first, deduct later' model, settling once a month. The ETC center handles the unified settlement, then deducts the amount from the bank credit card account. Once the credit card bill is issued, you can proceed with normal repayment. The purpose of ETC is to allow vehicles to pass through highways quickly, improving road capacity. Electronic toll collection helps enhance vehicle operational efficiency, reduces noise and exhaust emissions at toll booths, and significantly increases traffic capacity.