Here are the possible toll rates for the NLEX Connector Road
The Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) confirmed that the toll operator of the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) shall soon be allowed to collect fees in the Connector Road.
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How much is the approved provisional toll rates
The approved provisional toll rates for the aforementioned elevated expressway are as follows: P86 for Class 1 vehicles, P215 for Class 2, and P302 for Class 3 vehicles.When will the rates be implemented?
The rates will be implemented once the Toll Regulatory Board issues a Notice to start collection.In a telephone interview, TRB Spokesperson Julius Corpuz verified to Carmudi Philippines that the NLEX Corporation may soon collect toll from motorists who will be using the initial portion of the aforementioned elevated expressway.
He also said that the Board has already approved the provisional rate requested by NLEX Corporation, which will likely be imposed as soon as the TRB issues the Notice to Start Collection.
Below are the toll fees for the NLEX Connector Road:
- Class 1: P86
- Class 2: P215
- Class 3: 302
To note, the initial portion of NLEX Connector covers C3-R10 up to Espana in Manila.
Photos from Department of Public Works and Highways, NLEX Corporation
Also read:
NLEX Connector's initial segment to open soon
NLEX Connector regarded as ‘welcome development in NCR road transport system’
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