is bip&go really worth it for road trips?

Every year, we pack up the car in Germany and make the long drive down to Valencia, Spain. It's become a bit of a tradition for us, and honestly, I look forward to the changing scenery—especially those rolling hills in France and the first glimpse of the Spanish coast. But every single time, those toll booths slow us down. We’ve always just used our credit card, and while it usually works, there’s always that tiny bit of anxiety—will the card reader glitch this time? Will the line move at a snail’s pace because someone’s fumbling with coins? Lately, I keep hearing about Bip&Go and similar devices that supposedly let you breeze through the tolls without stopping. It sounds great in theory, but I can’t help but wonder: does it really work as smoothly as they claim? The last thing I want is to pull up to a barrier, only to find out the gadget isn’t working and everyone behind me is honking. Has anyone actually used Bip&Go on the France-Spain route? Did it save you time, or did it just add another layer of stress? I’d love to hear if it’s worth making the switch, or if I should just stick with my trusty credit card and hope for the best. Sometimes these "conveniences" end up being more trouble than they’re worth, don’t they? #roadtrip #travelquestions #tollroads #Travel