NLEX toll rate increase effective on 2 March

NLEX Corp. posted NO RFID, NO ENTRY reminders at their toll gates. Motorists who do not have RFID stickers or insufficient RFID load will soon face fines.
Photo by Analy Labor for the Daily Tribune.

NLEX Corp. posted NO RFID, NO ENTRY reminders at their toll gates. Motorists who do not have RFID stickers or insufficient RFID load will soon face fines.
Photo by Analy Labor for the Daily Tribune.

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The North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) will implement new toll rates starting 2 March, NLEX Corporation announced.
Under the adjustment, the NLEX open system — which covers areas from Balintawak to Marilao, Bulacan — will see an increase of P5 for Class 1 vehicles, P13 for Class 2 vehicles, and P15 for Class 3 vehicles.
With the increase, the new toll fees for the open system will be P79 for Class 1 vehicles, P199 for Class 2, and P238 for Class 3 vehicles.
Recently, NLEX Corporation announced investments in new speed cameras to enhance traffic law enforcement and address speeding hazards. Other improvements include the replacement of toll lane computers and the installation of a Plaza Computer System and Video Enhancement System servers at NLEX and SCTEX.