Philippine Expressway Routes & Toll Fees 2026

Find the toll fee for popular expressway routes across the Philippines. Each route page shows the complete toll breakdown for Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 vehicles, segment-by-segment costs for cross-expressway trips, and RFID requirements. All rates are TRB-approved and updated for 2026.

Total Routes

Expressways Covered

Average Toll

₱44–₱981

Cross-Expressway Routes

NLEX Routes

Balintawak → Tarlac

via NLEX, SCTEX

₱670

Balintawak → San Fernando

via NLEX

₱314

San Fernando → Balintawak

via NLEX

₱314

NLEX → TPLEX

via NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX

₱981

NLEX → SCTEX

via NLEX, SCTEX

₱670

Manila → Baguio

via NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX

₱981

Manila → Subic

via NLEX, SCTEX

₱857

Balintawak → TPLEX

via NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX

₱670

Manila → Pangasinan

via NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX

₱886

Manila → Clark

via NLEX, SCTEX

₱451

Balintawak → Clark

via NLEX, SCTEX

₱451

Manila → La Union

via NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX

₱981

Manila → Tarlac

via NLEX, SCTEX

₱670

Balintawak → Dau

via NLEX

₱411

Balintawak → Angeles

via NLEX

₱399

Balintawak → Bocaue

via NLEX

₱105

Balintawak → Meycauayan

via NLEX

₱85

Balintawak → Marilao

via NLEX

₱85

Balintawak → Sta. Rita

via NLEX

₱164

Balintawak → Pulilan

via NLEX

₱202

Mindanao Ave. → Dau

via NLEX

₱411

Mindanao Ave. → San Fernando

via NLEX

₱314

SCTEX Routes

SCTEX → TPLEX

via SCTEX, TPLEX

₱311

Skyway Routes

Skyway → SLEX

via Skyway, SLEX

₱290

Buendia → NAIA

via Skyway, NAIAX

₱45

Skyway Stage 3 Routes

Skyway → NLEX

via Skyway Stage 3

₱264

NLEX → Skyway

via Skyway Stage 3

₱264

NLEX → NAIAX

via Skyway Stage 3, Skyway, NAIAX

₱309

Buendia → Quezon Ave.

via Skyway Stage 3

₱264

Buendia → NLEX

via Skyway Stage 3

₱264

SLEX Routes

Manila → Tagaytay

via SLEX, CALAX

₱251

Manila → Batangas

via SLEX, STAR Tollway

₱379

Manila → Laguna

via SLEX

₱244

Magallanes → Calamba

via SLEX

₱244

Magallanes → Alabang

via SLEX

₱118

Magallanes → Sta. Rosa

via SLEX

₱193

Bicutan → Calamba

via SLEX

₱195

Alabang → Calamba

via SLEX

₱126

Alabang → Sta. Rosa

via SLEX

₱75

TPLEX Routes

TPLEX → Baguio

via TPLEX

₱311

La Paz → Urdaneta

via TPLEX

₱216

La Paz → Pozorrubbio

via TPLEX

₱270

La Paz → Carmen

via TPLEX

₱164

La Paz → Gerona

via TPLEX

₱58

CAVITEX Routes

Manila → Cavite

via CAVITEX

₱127

Parañaque → Kawit

via CAVITEX

₱127

STAR Tollway Routes

Calamba → Batangas

via STAR Tollway

₱135

Calamba → Lipa

via STAR Tollway

₱86

Lipa → Batangas

via STAR Tollway

₱53

CALAX Routes

Greenfield → Silang

via CALAX

₱81

Greenfield → Sta. Rosa/Tagaytay

via CALAX

₱44

Frequently Asked Questions

How are toll fees calculated on Philippine expressways?

Toll fees are calculated based on the distance traveled between your entry and exit points. Each expressway has a toll matrix approved by the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) that sets fixed rates per origin-destination pair. Rates vary by vehicle class, with larger vehicles paying higher tolls. Cross-expressway trips are charged separately for each expressway segment.

What is the difference between Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 vehicles?

Class 1 includes cars, SUVs, vans, and small trucks with two axles and four tires. Class 2 covers buses and medium trucks with two axles but six or more tires. Class 3 includes large trucks with three or more axles. Class 2 toll fees are typically 1.5 to 2 times higher than Class 1, and Class 3 fees are about 2 to 3 times the Class 1 rate.

Can I pay cash at toll plazas?

Most Philippine expressways have transitioned to cashless toll collection using RFID. NLEX and SCTEX accept Easytrip RFID, while SLEX, Skyway, TPLEX, STAR Tollway, NAIAX, and CALAX use Autosweep RFID. Some expressways still have limited cash lanes, but RFID is strongly recommended to avoid delays and ensure entry to all toll plazas.

What happens if my RFID balance is insufficient?

If your RFID balance is insufficient at exit, you will be asked to settle the balance at the toll plaza. Some expressways may issue a toll violation notice, and your RFID account could be flagged. It is best to maintain a minimum balance of at least PHP 500 to avoid issues, and you can reload at toll plazas, online banking, or convenience stores.

Are toll fees the same in both directions?

Yes, toll fees are generally the same in both directions for the same origin-destination pair on Philippine expressways. The TRB-approved toll matrix applies equally whether you are traveling northbound/southbound or eastbound/westbound. However, some one-way toll plazas may only charge in one direction.

How often do toll rates change?

Toll rate adjustments require approval from the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) and are typically reviewed annually or as specified in the concession agreements between the government and toll operators. Rate changes are announced in advance and usually take effect at the start of the year. The rates on Expressway.PH are updated promptly after any TRB-approved adjustment.

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