How do you think the dry run of the cashless tollway system is faring now that we’re a month into it? Has your experience at toll plazas improved, or is it more of the same thing?
The dry run, as you may recall, is being conducted to gradually roll out the system at all toll plazas. And now the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) has included more toll plazas in the two-month dry run. For easier reference, we have listed below all toll plazas taking part in the dry run. The new additions are boldfaced. For everything you need to know about the cashless toll collection dry run, click here.
Tollways that use Autosweep
1) NAIA Expressway (NAIAX)
- All NAIAX toll plazas (effective September 15)
2) Skyway Stage 1 and 2
- Nichols entry
- Nichols exit
- C5 entry
- C5 exit
- Merville toll plaza (effective September 8)
- Sucat southbound exit (effective September 8)
- Sucat northbound exit (effective September 8)
- Bicutan southbound exit (effective September 8)
- Bicutan northbound exit (effective September 8)
- Alabang southbound exit (effective September 15)
- Skyway Alpha and Bravo (effective September 15)
- Filinvest entry (September 28)
- Santa Rosa northbound entry (effective September 28)
- Santa Rosa northbound exit (effective September 28)
- Calamba northbound exit (effective September 28)
3) Skyway Stage 3
- Del Monte Northbound Alpha
- Buendia northbound entry (effective September 8)
- Buendia southbound exit (effective September 15)
- Plaza Dilao toll plaza (effective September 8)
- Quezon Avenue southbound entry (effective September 8)
- Quezon Avenue northbound entry (effective September 15)
- G. Araneta northbound entry (effective September 15)
- Quezon Avenue northbound exit (effective September 28)
4) South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)
- Mamplasan northbound
- Silangan southbound
- Eton southbound (effective September 8)
- Eton northbound (effective September 8)
- Cabuyao southound entry (effective September 8)
- Alabang southbound (effective September 8)
- Alabang northbound (effective September 8)
- Batino southbound exit (effective September 8)
- Calamba Turbina A northbound entry (effective September 8)
- Calamba Real northbound entry (effective September 15)
- Calamba Real southbound entry (effective September 15)
- Turbina southbound exit (effective September 15)
- Filinvest exit (effective September 15)
9) STAR Tollway
- Tanauan northbound entry
- Santo Tomas northound entry (effective September 8)
- Santo Tomas southbound entry (effective September 15)
10) Muntinlupa-Cavite Expressway (MCX)
- All MCX toll plazas
11) Tarlac–Pangasinan–La Union Expressway (TPLEX)
- Victoria
- Anao toll plaza (effective September 8)
- Pura toll plaza (effective September 8)
- Pozzorubio toll plaza (effective September 8)
- Rosario toll plaza (effective September 15)
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Tollways that use Easytrip RFID
1) North Luzon Expressway (NLEX)
- Ciudad de Victoria northbound
- Ciudad de Victoria southbound
- Santa Rita northbound
- Pulilan northbound
- Pulilan southbound
- San Simon northbound
- Mexico
- Dau southbound
- Tabang entry and exit (effective October 1)
- Angeles entry and exit (effective October 1)
2) Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX)
- Dolores
- Subic Freeport Expressway (SFEX)
3) Cavite-Laguna Expressway (CALAX)
- Technopark toll plaza
- Laguna Boulevard A toll plaza
- Laguna Boulevard B toll plaza (effective September 15)
- Silang East toll plaza (effective September 15)
4) Manila-Cavite Expressway (Cavitex) C5 South Link
- Taguig toll plaza
- Merville toll plaza
Check out our other RFID-related guides below:
- Quick guide: Autosweep or Easytrip? Which expressways use which RFID tag
- Quick guide: Here’s a really easy way to check your Autosweep balance
- Quick guide: How to easily check your Easytrip balance
- Everything you need to know about reloading your Autosweep RFID
- A full guide on reloading your Easytrip RFID
- Here’s where to enroll Easytrip RFIDs for use on Autosweep-only tollways
