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CAVITEX Traffic Update Today

Incidents live, checked · hourlySpeeds updated every 4 hours

Passable, no incidents reported

No accident, closure, flooding or slowdown on CAVITEX

Toward Kawit: passableToward Parañaque: passable

Sitwasyon ngayon: madadaanan, walang naiulat na aksidente, baha o sarado.

End to end (14 km): 31 min now · usually 11 min

As of · incidents checked hourly

Why Is There Traffic on CAVITEX Today?

No specific cause is on record as of 12:07 PHT: no accident, closure, flooding, roadworks or reported slowdown on CAVITEX. Any queue you meet now is volume at the usual bottlenecks (Bacoor/Zapote). Weekdays: 6-9 AM northbound (Cavite to Manila commute), 5-8 PM southbound (return).

Bakit traffic sa CAVITEX ngayon? Sitwasyon ngayon: madadaanan, walang naiulat na aksidente, baha o sarado.

CAVITEX northbound and southbound traffic update today

CAVITEX toward kawit traffic update today

Passable, no incidents reported

As of 12:07 PHT, from incident reports checked hourly.

CAVITEX toward parañaque traffic update today

Passable, no incidents reported

As of 12:07 PHT, from incident reports checked hourly.

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What’s Happening on CAVITEX Right Now

Accidents, closures, roadworks and slowdowns from TomTom incident data, checked hourly, plus our own segment speed monitoring. Last checked .

No accident, closure, flooding, roadworks or slowdown reported on CAVITEX as of .

Cleared in the last 24 hours

  1. Slow traffic, Parañaque → Sucat/Dr. A. Santos (Manila-Cavite Costal Road to Pacific Avenue) · cleared

  2. Slow traffic, Sucat/Dr. A. Santos → Bacoor/Zapote (Emilio Aguinaldo Highway / Cirmont Avenue to Cavitex (E3)) · cleared

  3. Slow traffic, Parañaque → Sucat/Dr. A. Santos (Pacific Avenue to Manila-Cavite Expressway) · cleared

  4. Slow traffic, Parañaque → Sucat/Dr. A. Santos (Pacific Avenue to Manila-Cavite Expressway) · cleared

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CAVITEX Segment by Segment

3 monitored segments covering 14 km. Speeds refresh every 4 hours.

3 segments·All segments flowing·Overall: Clear

ParañaqueSucat/Dr. A. Santos

4 km · Southbound

Clear
Typical: 80 km/h
NAIAX connectionCoastal Road

Sucat/Dr. A. SantosBacoor/Zapote

6 km · Southbound

Clear
Typical: 80 km/h

Usually heavy Mon-Fri 6 AM-10 AM, 5 PM-9 PM

SM Bacoor

Bacoor/ZapoteKawit

4 km · Southbound

Clear
Typical: 80 km/h
Aguinaldo HighwayKawit historic area

Where Are You Headed on CAVITEX?

Status and drive time for the exact segments each destination uses.

Bacoor traffic update today via CAVITEX

Parañaque to Bacoor/Zapote is 10 km on CAVITEX , about 8 min at typical speeds, 23 min right now.

  • ParañaqueSucat/Dr. A. Santos· Moderate Traffic· 22 km/h
  • Sucat/Dr. A. SantosBacoor/Zapote· Light Traffic· 31 km/h

The Bacoor/Zapote interchange is the expressway's biggest bottleneck. Commuters from Imus, Dasmariñas, General Trias and Bacoor all converge here, so this approach is the one to check before leaving Parañaque.

Kawit and Noveleta traffic update today via CAVITEX

Bacoor/Zapote to Kawit is 4 km on CAVITEX , about 3 min at typical speeds, 8 min right now.

  • Bacoor/ZapoteKawit· Moderate Traffic· 29 km/h

The Kawit end provides access to Cavite City and the historic town of Kawit. Beyond Kawit, local roads continue to Noveleta and Rosario.

Plan Your Trip on CAVITEX

CAVITEX is 14 km, about 11 min end to end at typical speeds across 3 segments.

Best time to leave

  • 9:30 AM - 3:00 PM Both, Mid-day lull between commuter peaks
  • 9:00 PM - 5:00 AM Both, Overnight is clear

Avoid

  • 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM Northbound, Cavite-to-Manila morning commute
  • 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Southbound, Manila-to-Cavite evening return

Weekdays: 6-9 AM northbound (Cavite to Manila commute), 5-8 PM southbound (return). Daily patterns are very consistent. Weekends: Lighter but still moderate due to mall/shopping traffic to SM Bacoor area.

When Is CAVITEX Usually Heavy?

Typical pattern for Sucat/Dr. A. SantosBacoor/Zapote, the most congested segment.

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Last 7 Days on CAVITEX

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Full 30-day CAVITEX history

CAVITEX Emergency Hotline

The CAVITEX emergency hotline is 02-8887-2287, answered by Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC). Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies. All expressway hotlines.

Operator

Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC)

Speed limit: 80 km/h for cars, 60 km/h for trucks. Urban expressway speed limits apply.

RFID required

Easytrip

Easytrip guide

Safety Tips

  • Easytrip RFID required, Autosweep will not work
  • The Bacoor interchange can be confusing, stay in the correct lane for your exit
  • Flooding can occur during heavy rain near the Coastal Road section
  • If heading to the airport, use the NAIAX connection for fastest access

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to drive CAVITEX end to end?
In light traffic, CAVITEX from Parañaque to Kawit takes about 15-20 minutes. During peak hours (7-8 AM, 6-7 PM), expect 30-45 minutes due to congestion at the Bacoor interchange.
Does CAVITEX connect to the airport?
Yes, CAVITEX connects to NAIAX (NAIA Expressway) at the Parañaque end, providing access to NAIA Terminals 1, 2, 3, and 4. This is the fastest route from Cavite to the airport.
What RFID does CAVITEX use?
CAVITEX uses the Easytrip RFID system (MPTC). Autosweep RFID will not work on CAVITEX. You can get Easytrip RFID at CAVITEX toll plazas or authorized Easytrip installation centers.
Is CAVITEX passable today?
Yes. As of 12:07, Sep 21, 2026 (PHT) no accident, closure or flooding is reported on CAVITEX. This answer is regenerated every hour from TomTom incident data; the live list is in the "What's Happening" section above.
How long is CAVITEX?
CAVITEX is 14 km end to end. Across its 3 monitored segments the drive takes about 11 min at typical speeds, and about 31 min based on live speeds as of 10:00 PHT.
Traffic ba sa CAVITEX ngayon?
Sitwasyon ngayon: madadaanan, walang naiulat na aksidente, baha o sarado. Batay sa ulat ng 12:07 PHT; ina-update kada oras.
Why is there traffic on CAVITEX today?
No specific cause is on record as of 12:07 PHT. Nothing is reported on CAVITEX: no accident, closure, flooding, roadworks or slowdown. Queues at this hour are volume at the usual bottlenecks (Bacoor/Zapote); weekdays: 6-9 am northbound (cavite to manila commute), 5-8 pm southbound (return).
Is there flooding or a closure on CAVITEX today?
No. As of 12:07 PHT no flooding, weather closure or lane closure is reported on CAVITEX. This answer refreshes hourly from the incident feed.
Is there an accident on CAVITEX today?
No accident is reported on CAVITEX as of 12:07 PHT. Accidents cleared earlier today appear under "Cleared in the last 24 hours".
How's traffic to the airport (NAIA) right now?
CAVITEX feeds NAIAX, the airport expressway. As of 12:07 PHT CAVITEX is passable, no incidents reported. For the terminal-by-terminal picture open the NAIAX page (/traffic/naiax), which tracks Skyway to Terminal 3, Terminal 3 to Terminal 1 and on to Entertainment City.
What is the CAVITEX emergency hotline?
The CAVITEX emergency hotline is 02-8887-2287, operated by Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC). For life-threatening emergencies call 911.
About CAVITEX traffic: overview, bottlenecks and alternate routes

CAVITEX experiences moderate daily commuter traffic as it serves as the primary expressway connecting Cavite to Metro Manila. The Bacoor/Zapote section is the most congested area due to high residential density in the area.

CAVITEX carries heavy daily commuter traffic between Cavite's rapidly growing residential communities and Metro Manila employment centers.

The 14 km expressway from Parañaque to Kawit is consistently busy during rush hours. The Bacoor/Zapote interchange is the primary bottleneck, with commuters from Imus, Dasmarinas, and General Trias all converging at this point.

The Parañaque end connects to NAIAX (for airport access) and Coastal Road. Morning northbound traffic (toward Manila) is heavy 6-9 AM. Evening southbound traffic builds from 5-8 PM.

CAVITEX is a vital commuter expressway connecting the rapidly growing Cavite province to Metro Manila. The 14 km expressway from Parañaque to Kawit carries some of the heaviest commuter traffic in the country.

The Parañaque end connects to Coastal Road and NAIAX for airport access. The Zapote/Bacoor interchange is the expressway's biggest bottleneck, commuters from Imus, Dasmarinas, General Trias, and Bacoor all converge here.

The Kawit end provides access to Cavite City and the historic town of Kawit (home of the Philippine Independence declaration). Beyond Kawit, local roads connect to the growing residential developments in Rosario and Noveleta.

Alternate routes

  • Aguinaldo Highway: The old Aguinaldo Highway runs through Bacoor and Imus to Kawit. Free but congested with traffic lights. Only useful when CAVITEX has major incidents. Saves P65-127 toll but adds 30-45 min in traffic
  • Coastal Road: Coastal Road extends from CAVITEX Parañaque toward Pasay/Manila along the coast. Useful for reaching Pasay/Manila areas without entering SLEX. 10-15 min for Pasay/Manila Bay destinations

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