With the advancement of science and technology and the increasing development of road transportation, ETC (Electronic Toll Collection System) has become an essential tool for many drivers to travel daily. However, when the driver needs to change the vehicle, how to deal with the ETC of the original car has become a headache for many people. Some people may simply remove the ETC device and install it on a new car, which is actually incorrect. This article will discuss the correct way to deal with the original car ETC after changing cars, as well as the possible consequences of ignoring this treatment. 
First of all, we need to understand that the ETC device is tied to the owner's vehicle information, not to a specific vehicle. This means that when a car owner changes their vehicle, they cannot simply remove the ETC device from the original car and install it on the new car. Instead, you need to go to the relevant department to go through the procedures for changing the equipment information. After the owner changes the vehicle, he or she should go to the ETC service outlet as soon as possible to go through the information change procedures. In this process, the car owner needs to provide some necessary documents, such as the transfer certificate of the vehicle, the identity certificate of the car owner, etc. After completing the information change procedures, the owner also needs to reactivate the ETC device in order to use it on the new car. 
In addition, the owner also needs to note that after the information change procedures are completed, the ETC equipment of the original car can no longer be used. If the owner is still using the old ETC device, then they may experience a situation where they cannot pass properly. Therefore, car owners must ensure that they are using the most up-to-date ETC equipment that matches their current vehicle information. Ignoring the ETC treatment after a car change can have some serious consequences. If the owner does not go through the information change procedures in time or mistakenly installs an ETC device that does not match the information of the vehicle, it may not be able to pass normally. This can waste car owners' time and money and affect their travel plans. In addition, if the owner does not cancel the ETC equipment of the original vehicle in time after replacing the vehicle, it may lead to the theft of the old equipment. This may cause some unnecessary troubles and losses to the car owner. 
Therefore, the owner must carefully dispose of the ETC equipment of the original car after replacing the vehicle. They need to go to the relevant department to go through the procedures for changing the information and provide the necessary documents and certificates. At the same time, they need to make sure they are using the most up-to-date ETC equipment that matches their current vehicle information. Only in this way can they be ensured that their travel will be smooth and safe. In short, the ETC treatment of the original car after changing the car is a very important issue. Car owners must take this issue seriously and take the right approach. Otherwise, they may face consequences such as not being able to move properly, wasting time and money. Therefore, car owners must ensure that their ETC device matches their vehicle information and keep their device information up to date. Only in this way can they be ensured that their travel will be smooth and safe.