We'll soon be taking our caravan to France for the first time. In the second video in our Caravannery On Tour Playlist, we're looking at the Sanef Liber-t Automatic Toll Tag, which we hope will make driving on the autoroutes nice and straightforward!
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Bonjour and welcome to Caravannery. Today we're looking at the Liber-t toll tag which is for UK residents travelling in
France, to help make travelling on motorways and through toll structures nice and easy. Here are the steps you need to follow to get your tag in time for your driving holiday to France this summer. Ordering your tag is really easy and you do it at a website that I can't pronounce -
so I'm just going to put the link in the description for you. At the time of filming this video, the Caravan and Motorhome Club had a Club member offer on this, so do check out their website to see if that's still live. If you order your tag before two o'clock on a working day, it's sent by Royal Mail first-class that same day and takes a couple of days to turn up. If you've left it a little bit late, there's also an option for guaranteed delivery and you'll pay a little bit more for that. At the time of ordering you set up a direct debit and you pay your administration fee through that and any toll fees too - billed monthly. The most important thing to remember is to register your tag as soon as it arrives. This is an important step so that it's not deactivated before you go on holiday. Have a rummage around in the envelope when it turns up because there's a little white clip in the bottom there and that's what you use to attach it to your windscreen. The tag comes with clear instructions about how to install it and
you do this by placing it on the shaded area behind the rear-view mirror in the front of your car. Provided you register the tag straight away - and they do send an email reminder in case, like us, you're a little bit forgetful - then it is ready for you to use as soon as you get to France. Of course we haven't actually used it yet; but what we can tell you is that it's been highly recommended in everything we've read in preparation for our trip and it was easy to buy and install. It's a quick-win really isn't it? We should be able to get through the tolls quicker than those paying as they go, we'll be billed a little after the trip - which helps spread the cost - and the massive advantage for me personally is
not having to hang out of the passenger window to pay... which would be a bit tricky actually because our passenger window doesn't even open! I hope you've enjoyed the video and I hope you found it useful. Don't forget to comment below and let us know if there's
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