Toll road Tag for France
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Re: Toll road Tag for France
Didnt know that one, does it work on bikes
You and Bub got your breathalyzer yet

You and Bub got your breathalyzer yet


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You gotta stop & give them the card& the breathalyser didn't become lawPJC wrote:Didnt know that one, does it work on bikes![]()
You and Bub got your breathalyzer yet
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Oh and thank god for small merciesChinny wrote:You gotta stop & give them the card& the breathalyser didn't become lawPJC wrote:Didnt know that one, does it work on bikes![]()
You and Bub got your breathalyzer yet
Now post up your how long to go app again


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PJC wrote:Oh and thank god for small merciesChinny wrote:You gotta stop & give them the card& the breathalyser didn't become lawPJC wrote:Didnt know that one, does it work on bikes![]()
You and Bub got your breathalyzer yet
Now post up your how long to go app again
Here you go Pete

Re: Toll road Tag for France
I'm really not sure what you're getting here? I live in France and the peage system is set up with three different options, lanes where you stop and pay a person in a booth, lanes where you pay using your credit card, or the telepeage lane, where you go straight through without stopping, the barriers raise automatically, and the card reader registers your details and direct debits your bank account.
If you have to stop and have to show them the card, which I assume you've paid something for, you might just as well not have bothered and used the pay booth lanes?
When I looked into getting these cards for my own bike use, it seemed that the readers can't differentiate between bikes and cars, so you may end up paying the tariff for a car instead of a bike, plus, if you go through the credit card lane you may have exactly the same problem, that's why bikers always use the lane with the pay booth with a person in attendence who debits the correct fee!
If you have to stop and have to show them the card, which I assume you've paid something for, you might just as well not have bothered and used the pay booth lanes?
When I looked into getting these cards for my own bike use, it seemed that the readers can't differentiate between bikes and cars, so you may end up paying the tariff for a car instead of a bike, plus, if you go through the credit card lane you may have exactly the same problem, that's why bikers always use the lane with the pay booth with a person in attendence who debits the correct fee!
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Re: Toll road Tag for France
4.4. I’ve got a motorcycle?
You can use a Liber-t tag with a motorcycle with some limitations, the main one being that to avoid being charged as Class 1 vehicle you must use the manual lane and hand over the tag to the person in the toll booth. They will use a barcode scanner to read the tag and will charge you as a Class 5 vehicle. The main advantage is that it saves you fumbling for cash / payment cards with gloves on but you should not use the automated lanes.
You can use a Liber-t tag with a motorcycle with some limitations, the main one being that to avoid being charged as Class 1 vehicle you must use the manual lane and hand over the tag to the person in the toll booth. They will use a barcode scanner to read the tag and will charge you as a Class 5 vehicle. The main advantage is that it saves you fumbling for cash / payment cards with gloves on but you should not use the automated lanes.
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This could prove very useful. I've been to Europe and used the Peage for the last 2 years running but we always went through using credit card machines, I had no idea we could've paid less using a booth! Oops. 
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Did you get one yet Chinny cos I ain't waiting for ya, even if you do have the sat nav lol

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Re: Toll road Tag for France
Yes I did mate ordered it earlier on this afternoon, so hopefully it'll be here by Tuesday
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Is it right that it costs 40€ up front? Surely that negates any savings etc?
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Your right it does have a set up cost, but that's the same for car,bike etc & it can be used for either . also ican give my tag to anyone going into france and then just get the cash of them when they get back.Crownan wrote:Is it right that it costs 40€ up front? Surely that negates any savings etc?
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PS mine tag has just arrived

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It's a 20 euro deposit and then they charge 10 euro for delivery

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Re: Toll road Tag for France
So remind me of it's point again? 
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Work it out for ya selfCrownan wrote:So remind me of it's point again?
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If i go to Europe,i borrow Bubs and he pays the Tolls for meCrownan wrote:So remind me of it's point again?
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Seriously, I'm trying to. If you're a car driver then you go through without having to queue/stop and it pays automatically. You can do that with a bike but you'll have to pay the same as a car.Bub wrote:Work it out for ya selfCrownan wrote:So remind me of it's point again?
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With the card you got, you had to pay for it which surely negates any saving and in order to get the motorcycle discount you have to stop anyway......so you may as well just pay at the booth.
So seriously, what's the point?
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Re: Toll road Tag for France
The reason I got it was the fact now any cash I was planning to take for the toll roads will be paid via the tag ,( I'm spreading the cost of the trip tolls on the tag fuel on CC's) so that's less cash to be carried around , also depending on where the tag is it'll be easier then having to keep taking cash out at every toll booth.
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They do but then u gotta take your gloves off find your card & either sign put your pin in or swipe it with this its just a scan with a barcode reader