From the 12th, unpaid highway tolls can be paid at CU convenience stores

Check Unpaid Toll Fees After Identity Verification, Pay by Cash or Card

[Asia Economy Reporter Kangwook Cho] Starting from the 12th, unpaid highway tolls can be paid at over 15,000 CU convenience stores nationwide.

Korea Expressway Corporation announced on the 8th that it signed a business agreement last month on the 23rd with BGF Retail, which operates CU convenience stores, to provide unpaid toll payment services.

Accordingly, customers can inform the CU store manager of their vehicle number and date of birth or directly enter them into the terminal to check unpaid tolls, and pay the amount immediately in cash or by card.

With the implementation of this service, including GS25 convenience stores where unpaid toll payments were already possible, a total of over 28,000 convenience stores will now allow payment of unpaid tolls anytime.

The Expressway Corporation is already providing unpaid toll inquiry services via KakaoTalk and Naver apps, and has diversified payment methods to include virtual accounts, navigation apps (T map), and self-service gas stations (EX-OIL). Furthermore, starting from September this year, mobile payments will be simplified to allow payment without membership registration.

A representative from the Expressway Corporation stated, "We will continue to discover and promote various toll payment services that resonate with the public."

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