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Quote: Originally posted by dodger936 on 12/8/2013

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Thanks legenetay, the more re-assurance the better! I'll be a nervous wreck pulling up to the first toll thingy!

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Quote: Originally posted by njones on 22/7/2013

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It works throughout France.

The only time you'll need to hunt out an APRR toll booth is for the least hassle way of exchanging the unit when the battery goes flat.

Quote: Originally posted by anie7 on 22/7/2013uh oh!

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I think the tag I ordered is no good.

I got it from APRR - on reading the accompanying literature - APRR stands for AutoRoute Paris Rhine Rhone. So I think it means it covers that area only.

We are not travellng in those areas.

Will have to contact them and see.

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Quote: Originally posted by sunshinetours on 12/8/2013

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Posted from another forum i asked on:-

The non-stop (sans-arrêt) lanes will take any vehicle including trucks. I have used them a number of times.
These are being installed across the autoroutes as shown on this map

http://www.telepeage...-sans-arret.htm

as are the télépéage lanes without height barriers which accept any vehicle.

The lanes with the orange hexagon logo (usually on the far right hand side) are for class 4 vehicles only

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