No toll card given entering 7 at 36 junction?

[topt]

Has anybody else experienced this? 

On Wednesday coming off the 36 to go to Pattaya on the 7 the toll booth attendant pointed to a printed sign in English tacked to the side of the booth - if he hadn't pointed at it I wouldn't have seen it - "Pay cash at exit" or similar.

 

So I rocked up at the first toll booth and handed my 10 baht over and the attendant there said nothing and I carried on towards Suk.

 

How did they know I came from where I did and supposing I went on to another exit off the new extension. Are they using some sort of APNR system similar to what they use for M Flow etc? This wasn't in place on Monday when I did a similar journey.

 

Does anybody know for sure? 

 

 

[jacko45k]

9 hours ago, topt said:

Does anybody know for sure? 

 

Haha, these two toll guys have a scam going on! Did the barriers rise and fall?

[topt]

32 minutes ago, jacko45k said:

these two toll guys

Which 2? The one at the entrance booth would have no idea which booth and which exit you would exit through

[animalmagic]

If you lose the card they can quickly scan the footage of where you entered. If they have number plate recognition technology it's very easy 

[topt]

Same thing happened again today but the operator at the Pattaya toll booth had an issue with the system so took a good few minutes before the barrier was raised. Looking back I could see a picture of the front of my vehicle but not sure if that was from where I was or the entry toll booth......

 

I presume it is some sort of test as they are still giving out cards going the other way.