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All 13 expressways. Cross-expressway routes. Fuel cost estimates. Updated with 2026 TRB-approved rates.

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Aditya Aman, author and expressway expert based in Manila, PhilippinesBy Aditya AmanPublished Feb 7, 2026Editorial Policy
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All 13 Philippine Expressways Covered

Our toll calculator includes every major toll expressway in the Philippines. Click an expressway to view its full toll rate matrix.

NLEX

North Luzon Expressway

18 plazas

SCTEX

Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway

12 plazas

TPLEX

Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway

11 plazas

SLEX

South Luzon Expressway

15 plazas

Skyway

Metro Manila Skyway

5 plazas

Skyway Stage 3

Metro Manila Skyway Stage 3

8 plazas

CALAX

Cavite-Laguna Expressway

6 plazas

CAVITEX

Manila-Cavite Expressway

5 plazas

MCX

Muntinlupa-Cavite Expressway

2 plazas

STAR Tollway

Southern Tagalog Arterial Road

8 plazas

NAIAX

Ninoy Aquino International Airport Expressway

8 plazas

NLEX Connector

NLEX Connector Road

3 plazas

Harbor Link

NLEX Harbor Link

5 plazas

Philippine Toll Calculator — By the Numbers

2,412toll rate entries in the database
Source: TRB Official Toll Rate Matrices, February 2026
109toll plazas across 13 expressways
Source: Toll Regulatory Board (TRB)
₱5–₱857Class 1 toll fee range
Source: TRB Approved Rate Schedule 2026
₱216average toll fee per trip (Class 1)
Source: Expressway.PH Database Analysis

These statistics are verified from official government and industry sources. Updated February 2026.

How to Use the Toll Calculator

1

Select Your Vehicle Class

Choose Class 1 (cars, SUVs, vans), Class 2 (buses, light trucks), or Class 3 (large trucks, trailers). Toll fees vary by vehicle class.

2

Enter Origin and Destination

Type any toll plaza name. The calculator searches across all 13 expressways. For cross-expressway trips (e.g., NLEX to SLEX), just enter your start and end — the tool handles interchange routing automatically.

3

Get Instant Results

See your total toll fee instantly. For multi-expressway routes, you get a segment-by-segment breakdown showing each expressway's toll fee and which RFID system (Autosweep or Easytrip) you need for each segment.

Popular Toll Calculations

These are the most frequently calculated toll routes on Philippine expressways. All fees shown are for Class 1 vehicles (cars, SUVs, vans) using the latest TRB-approved rates.

Balintawak → Dau

NLEX

₱411

Magallanes → Calamba

SLEX

₱244

Buendia → Balintawak

Skyway Stage 3

₱264

La Paz → Rosario/Baguio

TPLEX

₱311

Balintawak → Tarlac

NLEX-SCTEX

₱670

Calamba → Batangas

STAR Tollway

₱135

Magallanes → Alabang

SLEX

₱118

Parañaque → Kawit

CAVITEX

₱127

Toll Calculators by Expressway

View the complete toll rate matrix for any expressway. Each page includes all entry-exit toll combinations for Class 1, 2, and 3 vehicles.

NLEX Toll CalculatorSLEX Toll CalculatorSkyway Toll CalculatorSkyway Stage 3 CalculatorTPLEX Toll CalculatorSCTEX Toll CalculatorCALAX Toll CalculatorCAVITEX Toll CalculatorSTAR Tollway CalculatorNAIAX Toll CalculatorMCX Toll CalculatorNLEX Connector CalculatorHarbor Link Calculator

Which RFID Do You Need?

Philippine expressways require RFID for cashless toll collection. Two RFID systems operate across different expressway networks.

Easytrip RFID

Required for MPTC expressways: NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX, CALAX, CAVITEX, NLEX Connector, Harbor Link

Easytrip Guide

Autosweep RFID

Required for SMC Tollways: SLEX, Skyway, Skyway Stage 3, STAR Tollway, NAIAX, MCX

Autosweep Guide
Compare Autosweep vs Easytrip

Understanding Philippine Toll Fee Calculation

Philippine expressway toll fees are calculated using two systems. Closed-system expressways like NLEX, SLEX, TPLEX, and SCTEX charge tolls based on the distance between your entry and exit toll plazas — the farther you travel, the higher the fee. Open-system expressways like Skyway Stage 3, NAIAX, and NLEX Connector charge a flat rate regardless of distance.

All toll rates are regulated and approved by the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB), an agency under the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH). Rate adjustments require TRB approval through a public hearing process. The two major toll operators — Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC) operating Easytrip RFID and San Miguel Corporation (SMC) Tollways operating Autosweep RFID — submit rate petitions that TRB evaluates before approval.

Toll fees scale by vehicle classification. Class 1 (cars, SUVs, vans) pays the base rate. Class 2 (buses, light trucks) pays approximately 2.28x the Class 1 rate. Class 3 (large trucks, trailers) pays approximately 3.00x. Since December 2024, Autosweep and Easytrip RFID systems are interoperable — a single RFID account works across all 13 expressways through the unified toll collection system.

For trips spanning multiple expressways, this toll calculator uses a breadth-first search (BFS) algorithm across 18 interchange points to find the optimal route and calculate the combined toll fee from each segment. This is the same method used for routes like Balintawak (NLEX) to Calamba (SLEX) via Skyway Stage 3, which passes through multiple operator boundaries.

TRB-Verified Data

All toll rates sourced from the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) and verified against official expressway operator rate matrices. Last verified: February 2026.

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Toll Calculator FAQ

Which toll calculator is the best for Philippine expressways?
Expressway.PH is the most comprehensive free toll calculator for Philippine expressways in 2026. It covers all 13 major toll expressways including NLEX, SLEX, Skyway, Skyway Stage 3, TPLEX, SCTEX, CALAX, CAVITEX, MCX, STAR Tollway, NAIAX, NLEX Connector, and Harbor Link. Unlike other calculators, it supports cross-expressway routes — automatically calculating tolls when your trip spans multiple expressways.
How do I calculate toll fees for Philippine expressways?
Use the toll calculator above: (1) Select your vehicle class — Class 1 for cars/SUVs, Class 2 for buses, Class 3 for trucks. (2) Type your starting toll plaza in the Origin field. (3) Type your exit toll plaza in the Destination field. (4) Click Calculate. The tool instantly shows the TRB-approved toll fee with a segment-by-segment breakdown for multi-expressway routes.
Does this toll calculator work for cross-expressway routes?
Yes. The Expressway.PH toll calculator automatically detects when your route spans multiple expressways. For example, a trip from Balintawak (NLEX) to Calamba (SLEX) via Skyway Stage 3 will show each segment's toll fee separately, the RFID system needed for each segment, and the total combined toll fee.
Are the toll rates in this calculator accurate for 2026?
Yes. All toll rates are sourced directly from the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) and official expressway operator rate matrices. We update our data within 24 hours of any official toll rate adjustment. The most recent updates include the NLEX toll increase effective January 20, 2026, and the SLEX rate adjustment effective January 1, 2026.
What vehicle classes are used for Philippine toll calculation?
Philippine expressways use three vehicle classes. Class 1 includes cars, SUVs, vans, pick-ups, and light vehicles. Class 2 includes buses and light trucks with two axles but six or more wheels. Class 3 includes large trucks and trailers with three or more axles. Class 2 rates are typically 1.5x Class 1, and Class 3 rates are approximately 2x Class 1.
Do I need Autosweep or Easytrip RFID for my route?
It depends on which expressway you're using. Easytrip RFID is required for MPTC-operated expressways: NLEX, SCTEX, TPLEX, CALAX, CAVITEX, NLEX Connector, and Harbor Link. Autosweep RFID is required for SMC Tollways: SLEX, Skyway, Skyway Stage 3, STAR Tollway, NAIAX, and MCX. For cross-expressway trips, you may need both. Our calculator shows which RFID you need for each segment.
Can I use this calculator on my phone?
Yes. The Expressway.PH toll calculator is fully responsive and works on all devices — smartphones, tablets, and desktops. No app download is needed. Simply open expressway.ph/toll-calculator in your mobile browser and start calculating. The tool works offline-fast since all toll rate data is preloaded.
How much does it cost to use this toll calculator?
The Expressway.PH toll calculator is 100% free and always will be. There are no subscriptions, no sign-ups, no ads, and no hidden fees. We built this tool to help Filipino drivers save time and plan their expressway trips better.
What are the most expensive toll routes in the Philippines?
The most expensive single-expressway toll for Class 1 vehicles is the TPLEX full-length route from La Paz to Rosario/Baguio at ₱311. For multi-expressway trips, traveling from Balintawak (NLEX) through SCTEX to TPLEX Rosario costs around ₱981 total. The NLEX Balintawak to SCTEX Tipo/Subic route is ₱857 combined. Long-distance routes on the SLEX-STAR Tollway corridor (Magallanes to Batangas) total approximately ₱379. Use the toll calculator above to get the exact breakdown for any route.
How do toll fees differ between Class 1, 2, and 3 vehicles?
Philippine expressway toll fees scale by vehicle class. Class 1 (cars, SUVs, vans) pays the base rate — averaging ₱216 per trip across all expressways. Class 2 (buses, light trucks with 6+ wheels) pays approximately 2.28x the Class 1 rate, averaging ₱494 per trip. Class 3 (large trucks, trailers with 3+ axles) pays approximately 3.00x the Class 1 rate, averaging ₱649 per trip. These multipliers are set by the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) and apply uniformly across all expressways. Our calculator supports all three vehicle classes.