Paying Irish motorway tolls.

I use video number plate technology on M50. For car commercial, Motorhome etc. have never been mischarged

I opted for the eflow tag 4 years ago.
Prior to it, I had more hardship than a motorway was worth.
Only once did eflow tried to over charge me but a pointed email sorted that out pretty quickly.
My current tag is acting the maggot at the moment and I am wondering about the best market value out there at the moment.

Eflow video account for us, 4 vehicles on it and works well and never overcharged although we don’t use the M50 that much.

I have an account for the M50 but I have to pay on the other motorways. I was wondering what’s the best tag for me to get being a light user? Anyone got any Suggestions?

Eflow tag is best. Many tolls unstaffed at night and I was getting hit with a high charge before I got the tag

I use a video number plate systme with eflow for m50 only. I have an eflow tag for the car. If you have coachbuilt MH then a tag should be no problem but if you have a van conversion, then beware, you will have problems being charged the commercial rate when your rate is changed after you pass a toll. A tag is not worth the hassle for a van based camper.
Only the m50 has number plate recognation so other toll operators use a picture taken as you pass through to check the rate your tag should be. If they and if they see a van ( and they do not look very carefully) - they will charge comercial rate. Even if your van is registered as a Motor Home. They always asumme you are cheating.

I made hash of my last post - in a hurry!
I am glad 'scotgard' is not having issues with his tag. I guess his van is more easily seen to be a motor-home by the toll booth cameras. Mine should be, but it wasn't. I suspect because of it's bright red van like colour and a very cursory glance by those checking the images.
As I went through the tolls, my tag would beeb and the barrier would lift. The change to the bill only happened long after I used the toll booths.

I spent a whole year with a tag on my van and was constantly battling with toll operators actually changing my classification with the tag provider.
(No problems on the M50 because they use vehicle recognition that reads my vehicle correctly as a MH. )

I kept getting bills that showed the class being changed to: (commercial up to 3,5t) So I was charged 3.90 instead of 1.90.
The tag provider got so pissed off with me complaining about them changing my class; they canceled the tag.
I did get my money back after notifying the various toll operators of their mistakes - but they all said they could not be sure it would never happen again.
I contacted the Roads Authority and they disowned the issue; saying : "The MH rate being charged by the various toll operators was a voluntary agreement by them and not a regulated rate."
Too many complaints and they might withdraw the rate and charge all Motor-homes and campers as commercials based on weight!

Conclusion: A tag is great for a Coachbuilt MH or one that will never be mistaken for a commercial van in front view photos taken at booths.
I gave up complaining and now pay cash at all tolls except the M50, where I use the video system with Eflow and get charged along with my Eflow tag account for the car.