Liber-t TAG location

[Farmer boy]

An anyone help me with the best location for my French motorway tag? Recently purchased my E350 Coupe and will be heading across France. On other cars that I have used the tag on I have been able to stick the tag in the dotted area of the windscreen. The 2015 E coupe uses all of this area leaving no free pace to fix the tag. Can I stick the tag just below or to the side of the black area to allow it to work?

 

[Jay2512]

Stuck mine in right in the top of the windscreen as close to the plastic trim housing the rain sensors an camera. Worked a treat.

 

[Farmer boy]

Thanks for prompt response Jay. Will follow your instruction. It's always a bit nervy running up to the barrier at 30kph when the tag has not had an outing for a while. Never failed to work yet makes life so easy especially when travelling on your own wth the ticket booth at the "wrong side" .

 

[Jay2512]

Thanks for prompt response Jay. Will follow your instruction. It's always a bit nervy running up to the barrier at 30kph when the tag has not had an outing for a while. Never failed to work yet makes life so easy especially when travelling on your own wth the ticket booth at the "wrong side" .

I found one or two tolls on route to Monaco from St Tropez wouldn't activate until I came almost to a stop, but this seemed to be the case for all other cars.

Down the mains routes no problem.

If only the M6 Toll had the same payment structure for a tag system.

 

[GP801]

I found one or two tolls on route to Monaco from St Tropez wouldn't activate until I came almost to a stop, but this seemed to be the case for all other cars.

Down the mains routes no problem.

If only the M6 Toll had the same payment structure for a tag system.

There are usually only one or two booths even at the larger toll plazas with the 30km roll through facility. Agree its a bit unnerving until you get used to them working only at the last moment.

 

[lexman8]

The car's handbook should tell you where to put the tag.

On mine it's behind the mirror or a particular (very small) spot on the windscreen. Placement is critical if you have an athermic screen (like mine).