Heads Up, Motorists: SCTEX Will Hike Toll Fees Starting October 17

It's an additional P0.64 per kilometer.

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(SPOT.ph) Heading to Central Luzon soon? Know that the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) has recently given the green light for a hike adjustment in toll rates on the Subic Clark Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) and the price hike will take effect this Tuesday, October 17.

This means motorists will have to pay an additional charge of P0.64 per kilometer, bringing the toll fee for Class 1 vehicles to an extra P25 for Mabiga to Tarlac, an extra P40 for Mabiga to Tipo, and an extra P65 for Tipo to Tarlac.

Higher rates will allow the NLEX Corporation to maintain the SCTEX “in accordance with the required level of services and standards” as noted in TRB’s statement. These new rates were planned as part of the SCTEX periodic adjustments authorized in 2021 and 2023. It was approved in August but was postponed until October in light of the “inflationary situation.”

To lessen the impact on expressway users, the TRB and SCTEX have decided to implement these changes in three phases. The October adjustment will be the first of these phases.

Also read: Motorists, Expect a Dry Run for Contactless Toll Payment in September

New SCTEX toll fees starting October 17, 2023

Below are SCTEX's new toll fees for Class 1, 2, and 3 vehicles.

Mabiga to Tipo 

Class 1: P289 from P249

Class 2: P579 from P498

Class 3: P868 from P747

Mabalacat to Tarlac

Class 1: P180 from P155

Class 2: P359 from P309

Class 3: P539 from P464

Tipo to Tarlac

Class 1: P469 from P404

Class 2: P938 from P807

Class 3: P1,407 from P1,211

Meanwhile, motorists passing through the Subic Freeport Expressway (SFEX) will have the following toll fees as per NLEX Corporation:

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PHOTO BY Facebook/NLEX Corporation
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