Motorway ‘blipper’ / smart tags - For ALL news, advice, how to get one and what’s best, irrespective of the country

[Burridge01]

I've only just got my Emovis tag. But I don't need it for Italy (yet )

Thats handy because they don't (as i post)cover Italy. I did find Emovis seamless, just a word of warning.When you get the monthly invoice after a trip,check you are being billed as a motorbike, fair few times I've been classed as a car(yes,I know I'm a fat fecker )and if on the bike,never use the far left booths with the height restrictions, you will be billed as a car and have to pay it.

 

[Sly]

Thats handy because they don't (as i post)cover Italy. I did find Emovis seamless, just a word of warning.When you get the monthly invoice after a trip,check you are being billed as a motorbike, fair few times I've been classed as a car(yes,I know I'm a fat fecker )and if on the bike,never use the far left booths with the height restrictions, you will be billed as a car and have to pay it.

I did see their guide said not to use the ones with the height restrictions, good to know, thank you!

 

[NeilDD]

I did see their guide said not to use the ones with the height restrictions, good to know, thank you!

As you roll up to the barrier, look up.
You'll see the sensor above you either central to the lane, or slightly off to one side.
I keep mine in a ziplock nag in my top pocket, and sometimes have to lean back for the sensor to be pinged

 

[Sly]

As you roll up to the barrier, look up.
You'll see the sensor above you either central to the lane, or slightly off to one side.
I keep mine in a ziplock nag in my top pocket, and sometimes have to lean back for the sensor to be pinged

Hopefully be easier, I don't intent on doing too many motorway miles.

 

[Redboots]

Mine's a Fulli, likewise I've never had a standing charge despite living in the U.K..
Mind you the fcking thing doesn't work no matter where I've positioned it whether I'm on the bike or in the car. Pile of shi'ite.

Request a new one. My replacement was free. I think I had to return the old one.

 

[wessie]

Request a new one. My replacement was free. I think I had to return the old one.

I had a Fulli one from 2018. They sent me a new variety last year to be compatible with more recent technology. As you say, might be worth the Chimp ensuring he is using the latest device. They sent me a prepaid pouch to return the old one back to France. The new one has been 100% reliable located in the front of my tank bag.

 

[Ex-Call Centre Chimp]

Thanks Comrades, I'll give that a go.

 

[Burridge01]

1) In the event of a breakdown or a flat tyre on the French motorway network, repair and/or replacement fees of up to 1,500€ are covered for mechanical breakdowns and up to 500€ in the event of a flat tyre.

2) In the event of an accident, the toll or taxi fees incurred to exit the motorway shall be reimbursed (toll fees of up to 100€ shall be covered).

A bit of a no-brainer to me.

Just got me Bip & Go and an email(including reply to my question) Bip & Go offer a premium package that offers the same as yours Steve,problem is,the vehicle has to be French registered to get it.Oh well,never mind.I know from experience that I can,if needs be,claims almost the same from my RAC European cover,so not all bad.