The electronic toll tag on a motorcycle: how does it work?

When you ride your motorcycle on the freeway with your Fulli Télépéage badge, you can use the lanes dedicated to the Télépéage badge, recognized by the “t” or “t30”, as well as all other lanes marked with the CB sign or a green arrow. 
Lanes with a height gauge are forbidden.

Remain vigilant and respect safe distances, using your turn signals in advance to signal changes of direction.

The placement of the Télépéage badge is essential to ensure smooth, trouble-free passage through toll gates. For car drivers, the badge must be attached to the windshield using the mounting bracket.
 

For motorcyclists, there are several options:

• in the front windscreen of your motorcycle
• in the transparent compartment of your tank bag
• in the pocket of your jacket
• in a Télépéage armband;

The Fulli Télépéage badge must be oriented with the label facing the ground or against you.

Whichever option you choose, it's important to check the position and attachment of the badge regularly to avoid any loss or malfunction on the freeway.

Motorcyclists have many advantages in adopting electronic toll collection, to enhance the freeway driving experience.

Firstly, saving time is a major advantage. You'll be able to maintain a more constant driving pace and avoid queues at toll booths, since when the badge is detected, the barriers open automatically, reducing the number of stops.
The Télépéage badge can be very useful on long journeys or during busy periods, when queues can stretch for several kilometers.

The Télépéage badge promotes greater safety. Less time is spent stopping and restarting at barriers, reducing the risk of collision, especially in congested areas where visibility may be restricted. What's more, the system helps traffic flow more smoothly, reducing traffic jams and risky maneuvers.

The motorcycle Télépéage badge also has the advantage of charging for toll passage. With the right Télépéage badge, you'll be sure to be billed in the appropriate vehicle class (class 5 for motorcycles on French freeways). To find out more about vehicle classes, click here.