Hi-Pass can be used in a variety of ways, including prepaid cards, postpaid cards, and automatic recharge cards. If you need to submit Hi-Pass usage details due to a business trip or outside work, or if you recharged, the Hi-Pass usage details inquiry method is useful to check how much money is left and where it was used.
How to check Hi-Pass usage history (homepage address)
Highway-Toll-Homepage
Highway toll website
You can easily check this by accessing the highway toll website (www.hipass.co.kr/main.do), where you can use Hipass-related services such as checking Hipass usage history, card management, and paying unpaid tolls.
You must log in before checking your Hi-Pass usage history. You can also log in by registering as a member using a joint certificate or i-PIN, or log in using Naver ID or Payco, so you can choose the method that is most convenient for you.
Click Hi-Pass Card – View Usage History on the second menu in the center of the homepage. Even if you enter Hi-Pass usage history inquiry in the search box at the top of the homepage, you will get the same results.
Select the card company and card number you registered with and set the inquiry period as needed. You can also set it by simply clicking on 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 1 month, previous month, current month, etc.
You can select the usage date or billing date as the search criteria. Please note the billing date in advance as it is only available for postpaid Hi-Pass.
For road classification, select all, road construction, and private roads. The sorting criteria is by date or card, the sorting method is by latest or previous date, the time stamped on the receipt is displayed, and the number of prints is 10 to 100 at a time. You can view up to. After selecting 9 items, click the search button at the bottom.
As the searched usage history is displayed, the total amount is also calculated at once next to the usage history at the top. All detailed information, including transaction date, Hi-Pass card number, vehicle model, entrance location, exit location, lane used, transaction amount, and billing date, is displayed. The content can be printed by default, but can also be saved in various ways, such as Excel or receipt printing.
For reference, if you use Hi-Pass and travel on the highway within 20km, a 50% discount is available between 5-7 AM and 8-10 PM, and a 20% discount is available between 7-9 AM and 6-8 PM. It would be a good idea to compare the prices as a reference.
Occasionally, the 13-digit serial number at the bottom of the Hi-Pass receipt may overlap with other people’s usage details depending on traffic volume. The first 4 digits are used to distinguish Hi-Pass from regular vehicles, the middle 4 digits are the lane number, and the last 5 digits are the number. is expressed as the number of vehicles using that lane on that day.
With a simple Hi-Pass usage history inquiry, you can easily check whether there are any unpaid fares and how much you paid, which is convenient information to know for those who drive.