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SLEX Hotline Number: Emergency Contact & Road Assistance

For an emergency on the South Luzon Expressway, call the SLEX hotline at (02) 5318-8655, or 911 for any life-threatening emergency. Below are the verified numbers and what to do while help is on the way.

SLEX Hotline Number: Emergency Contact & Road Assistance

SLEX Emergency Numbers

For any emergency on SLEX, an accident, a breakdown, a road hazard, or a medical emergency, call the SLEX 24/7 hotline at (02) 5318-8655. For a life-threatening emergency such as serious injuries or fire, also call 911, the Philippines' national emergency number. Whichever you call, give your kilometer marker and your direction of travel first so responders can reach you. For the hotlines of every other Philippine expressway, see the full emergency hotlines list.

SLEX hotline (24/7)(02) 5318-8655
National emergency911
All expressway hotlinesSee the /emergency page

Save (02) 5318-8655 and 911 in your phone before you travel. As you drive, keep a rough note of the last kilometer marker you passed. It is the single most useful thing you can give a responder.

What to do in a breakdown or accident

Your first job is to make yourself visible and get away from moving traffic. Then call for help with a clear location.

  1. Turn on hazard lightsSwitch on your hazard lights immediately so approaching drivers can see you.
  2. Pull over, then get behind the barrierIf you can, ease the vehicle onto the right shoulder. Get everyone out on the side away from traffic and wait behind the roadside barrier, not next to the car.
  3. Note your location, then callFind the nearest kilometer marker and your direction of travel, then call (02) 5318-8655. If you cannot see a marker, name the nearest exit or interchange and share your phone's GPS location.
  4. If anyone is injured, call 911 tooFor injuries, fire, or a medical emergency, call 911 in addition to the SLEX hotline. Do not move seriously injured people unless they are in immediate danger.

What to tell the hotline

Give the operator a few specific details so the right help reaches the right place. Location matters most, a kilometer marker plus direction pinpoints you far faster than a nearby town name.

LocationKilometer marker + direction (e.g. 'KM 38 southbound')
VehicleType, colour, and plate number
Emergency typeBreakdown, accident, medical, or road hazard
PeopleHow many, and whether anyone is injured

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