If ETC is in arrears, will the car be unable to drive on the expressway?

ETC vehicles with arrears can also go on the expressway, but they cannot exit the expressway. At this time, they need to take the manual exit and then pay the expressway toll. But be sure not to be in arrears for a long time. This will affect your personal credit report! But if you have been blacklisted for non-payment, you will not be able to use the expressway.

If you don’t use the expressway frequently, and your card is not charged with a credit card, but a debit card, then you may forget the balance and receive a text message saying that you are in arrears. This is relatively A common situation, I also encountered it once, because I haven’t driven on the expressway for a long time, and I forgot how much money I had in the card. At that time, I suddenly needed to pick up a friend, and then I got on the expressway directly. When I got out of the expressway, I forgot whether there was any money left in the card, but there was no outstanding balance, so it was normal when exiting the expressway. However, when deducting fees, I received a text message notification because there was no money in the card. The content of the notification was that it was temporarily unavailable. ETC! I immediately charged money into the card. I didn't know at the time whether it would affect the use of ETC, but when I sent it to a friend the next day, I drove on the highway again, but ETC could be used normally. Therefore, ETC can be in arrears and needs to be paid in time.

Although ETC arrears can be repaid, it must not exceed 30 days, because exceeding this period will affect your personal credit report, and once the credit report is affected, it will be affected. When you buy a house, car, etc., so if you find that you owe money, you must pay it in time. If you are forgetful, it is best to leave some money in the card to ensure that ETC can be deducted normally. So what situations usually affect us from taking the expressway? That is the situation of being blocked. Let me tell you what situations will cause you to be blocked! What should we do if we are blocked?

In general, but not limited to, insufficient balance, abnormal account status, insufficient available credit card limit, etc., the customer's vehicle will be included in the ETC blacklist. So generally when we use ETC normally, it’s fine. If we owe money, we should pay it in time. Don’t max out the credit card bound to ETC by buying other things, so it’s not easy to get blacklisted!

If you are really blocked, don’t worry too much, because it can be solved. If the account is overfunded, then we can make up the money, and then within the specified time, the bank will transfer you After pulling out the blacklist and the account status is abnormal, we can go to the bank and follow the instructions of the bank staff to restore the account to normal. If we encounter other situations, we can also go to the ETC service outlet for consultation.

ETC provides convenience to many car owners. It can reduce queues both in normal times and during peak periods, and ensure the normal movement of vehicles at highway exits. Therefore, it is important to learn more about the use of ETC!