The first step is to prepare relevant documents in advance. Although road, bridge and tunnel staff only need a driving license, in order to avoid mistakes, it is recommended to bring the driving license and ID card with you in case of emergency.

The second step is to sign an ETC entrusted withholding agreement with the bank. This agreement stipulates the car owner’s name, license plate number, license plate color and entrusted withholding amount for ETC entrusted withholding. Wait for some relevant information. What needs to be noted here is that to apply for ETC now, you generally need a bank debit card. This debit card needs to be bundled with ETC. That is to say, after the implementation of ETC, every time you cross the bridge, you need to have a bank debit card. The fees paid are directly debited from this bank card, and there is no need to go to the bank to pay in person, which greatly facilitates the car owner. If you do not have a bank debit card, you will need to apply for one on site.

The third step is to show the driving license and other relevant documents, and the staff will check the vehicle's toll payment status. If the toll has not been paid in time, it can be paid on site.

In the fourth step, the staff followed the car owner to the vehicle, took out an electronic tag, and installed it near the rearview mirror of the vehicle. The staff peeled off the adhesive and gently pressed it on the windshield of the vehicle. It is small and compact. The installation of the lightweight ETC electronic tag is complete.

In the fifth step, the staff will present an "Electronic Label Business Acceptance Form". You only need to sign the form and write down your contact number.