SCTEX Exits Guide
The Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) runs 93.77 km connecting Subic Bay Freeport to Clark Freeport Zone and Tarlac City. Here is a complete exit-by-exit guide for SCTEX.
By Aditya AmanPublished Feb 7, 20263 min readEditorial PolicyLives in the Philippines and has driven nearly every Luzon expressway with his family.
SCTEX Route Overview
SCTEX runs from Tipo/Subic in Zambales to Tarlac City, passing through Clark Freeport Zone. It connects to NLEX at the Dau/Mabalacat interchange and to TPLEX at the La Paz interchange in Tarlac. SCTEX uses the Easytrip RFID system.
Complete List of SCTEX Exits
SCTEX has 12 exit/entry points. Here they are in order from south (Subic) to north (Tarlac):
| 1. Tipo/Subic | Access to Subic Bay Freeport Zone, Subic town, Olongapo City |
| 2. Dinalupihan | Access to Dinalupihan, Bataan; route to Mt. Samat |
| 3. Floridablanca | Access to Floridablanca, Pampanga |
| 4. Porac | Access to Porac, Pampanga; near Angeles City |
| 5. Clark South | Southern entrance to Clark Freeport Zone and Clark International Airport |
| 6. Mabalacat (Mabiga) | Access to Mabalacat city proper; connects to NLEX at Dau |
| 7. Clark North | Northern entrance to Clark Freeport Zone |
| 8. Dolores | Access to Dolores and Magalang, Pampanga |
| 9. Bamban/New Clark City | Access to New Clark City government center and sports facilities |
| 10. Concepcion | Access to Concepcion, Tarlac |
| 11. Hacienda Luisita | Access to Hacienda Luisita area, Tarlac City |
| 12. Tarlac | Northern terminus; connects to TPLEX via La Paz interchange |
Key Interchanges
SCTEX has two major interchanges with other expressways. At Mabalacat/Dau, it connects to NLEX for travelers coming from Manila. At Tarlac, it connects to TPLEX for travelers heading to Pangasinan, La Union, or Baguio. NLEX and SCTEX use Easytrip, while TPLEX uses Autosweep. Confirm One RFID enrollment or keep both provider accounts funded for the full trip.
Getting to Clark Airport via SCTEX
The fastest route to Clark International Airport is via NLEX to SCTEX. From Manila (Balintawak), take NLEX to Dau, then SCTEX to Clark South exit. Total travel time is approximately 1.5-2 hours depending on traffic. Clark South exit leads directly to the airport access road. Alternative: Use Clark North exit if coming from Tarlac direction.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which RFID does SCTEX use?
SCTEX uses Easytrip RFID, the same ordinary system as NLEX. TPLEX uses Autosweep, so continuing north crosses provider networks. Confirm One RFID enrollment before relying on one account, or keep both provider balances ready for the trip.
How do I get to Subic via SCTEX?
From Manila, take NLEX northbound to Dau, then enter SCTEX heading to Subic. Exit at Tipo/Subic, the southernmost exit. Total travel time from Balintawak is approximately 2-2.5 hours. Total toll fee is around ₱420 for Class 1.
Which SCTEX exit for Clark Airport?
Use the Clark South exit for Clark International Airport. After exiting, follow signs to Clark Freeport Zone and the airport. Clark South provides the most direct access to the terminal.
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