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Philippine Toll Fee Calculator 2026

Enter any two toll plazas for the 2026 toll on all 13 expressways, including trips across several roads, with fuel cost and travel time estimates. Every fee comes from 2,412 TRB matrix rates as of February 2026. Balintawak to Dau on NLEX, for example, is ₱411 for a car.

Vehicle Class

Press Calculate to get the total toll, each expressway's share and the RFID each leg deducts from. Load that total before you enter the first plaza.

What the Calculator Covers

ExpresswaysAll 13: NLEX, SLEX, Skyway, Skyway Stage 3, TPLEX, SCTEX, CALAX, CAVITEX, MCX, STAR Tollway, NAIAX, NLEX Connector, Harbor Link
Vehicle classesClass 1 (cars, SUVs, vans), Class 2 (buses, light trucks), Class 3 (large trucks, trailers)
RFIDEasytrip (MPTC roads) and Autosweep (SMC Tollways roads); one sticker enrolled in One RFID pays both from one balance, per the Easytrip FAQ

Toll Calculators by Expressway

Open a road to see every entry-exit fare for Class 1, 2 and 3.

Philippine Toll Calculator: By the Numbers

2,412
toll rate entries in the databaseSource: TRB Official Toll Rate Matrices, February 2026
109
toll plazas across 13 expresswaysSource: Toll Regulatory Board (TRB)
₱5–₱857
Class 1 toll fee range: Bocaue to Tambubong (NLEX) up to Balintawak to Tipo/Subic (NLEX-SCTEX)Source: TRB toll rate matrices, February 2026
₱216
mean of the 804 Class 1 entries in the matrices (₱173,660 ÷ 804)Source: Expressway.PH count of the TRB matrices, 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), from the TRB toll rate matrix as of February 2026.

RouteExpresswayClass 1
Balintawak → DauNLEX₱411
Magallanes → CalambaSLEX₱244
Buendia → BalintawakSkyway Stage 3₱264
La Paz → Rosario/BaguioTPLEX₱311
Balintawak → TarlacNLEX-SCTEX₱670
Calamba → BatangasSTAR Tollway₱135
Magallanes → AlabangSLEX₱118
Parañaque → KawitCAVITEX₱127

Tap a route to see every other exit on that road. Driving a bus or truck, or starting somewhere else? Enter your own plazas and class in the calculator at the top.

Worked Example: Balintawak to Calamba

This is the sum the calculator does for a trip across two roads. Each leg is one cell of the TRB matrix as of February 2026.

LegEntry to exitRFIDClass 1Class 2Class 3
Skyway Stage 3Balintawak to BuendiaAutosweep₱264₱528₱792
SLEXBuendia to CalambaAutosweep₱290₱582₱872
Total₱554₱1,110₱1,664

Pick the class before you load. A Class 3 truck on this trip needs ₱1,664; loading the car fare of ₱554 leaves it ₱1,110 short at the exit. The TRB class list puts buses and trucks in Class 2, and large trucks and trucks with trailers in Class 3. Both legs here take Autosweep, so check your Autosweep balance before you set off.

Which RFID Do You Need?

Choose the sticker for the road you drive most. Pick Autosweep if that is SLEX, Skyway or STAR; pick Easytrip if it is NLEX, SCTEX, CALAX or CAVITEX. A trip that crosses both, like Balintawak to Rosario/Baguio (NLEX ₱670 on Easytrip, TPLEX ₱311 on Autosweep), needs both accounts or one sticker enrolled in One RFID.

Easytrip RFID

Pays on NLEX, SCTEX, NLEX Connector, Harbor Link, CAVITEX and CALAX (MPTC)

Easytrip Guide

Autosweep RFID

Pays on SLEX, Skyway, Skyway Stage 3, STAR, TPLEX, NAIAX and MCX (SMC Tollways)

Autosweep Guide

Compare Autosweep vs Easytrip

Understanding Philippine Toll Fee Calculation

Philippine expressway toll fees are set in two ways. 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 set fee per section at the plaza. On Skyway Stage 3, Buendia to Nagtahan is ₱105 and Buendia to Balintawak is ₱264 for Class 1.

All toll rates are approved by the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB), and this calculator uses its matrices as of February 2026. 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 class; the worked example above shows the three classes on one trip. Without One RFID, each leg deducts from that road's own RFID account, so a Skyway Stage 3 to NLEX trip draws on Autosweep and then Easytrip.

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.

Toll Calculator FAQ

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