SLEX Toll Rates 2026 — South Luzon Expressway

The South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) is the southern backbone of Luzon's expressway network, running from Alabang, Muntinlupa to Sto. Tomas, Batangas. It serves the industrial corridor of Laguna — Sta. Rosa, Cabuyao, Calamba — and continues as STAR Tollway to Batangas City.

How SLEX toll collection works

SLEX is a closed system: your toll depends on where you enter and exit. Tap your RFID or take a ticket at entry, and the exact fee for your route is charged at exit.

RFID and payment

SLEX is operated under the San Miguel tollway group and uses Autosweep RFID — the same tag used on Skyway, STAR, TPLEX, and NAIAX. If you regularly drive both north (NLEX/Easytrip) and south, carry both Easytrip and Autosweep tags.

Popular SLEX routes

• Alabang to Sta. Rosa — for Nuvali, Enchanted Kingdom, and the Sta. Rosa business district, or continue to Tagaytay.
• Alabang to Calamba — gateway to Los Baños, hot spring resorts in Pansol, and Quezon province.
• Alabang to Sto. Tomas — connect to STAR Tollway for Lipa and Batangas Port.

Tips for SLEX motorists

• Southbound Friday-night traffic between Alabang and Sta. Rosa is heavy — leave before 4 PM or after 9 PM.
• The Skyway extension lets you enter SLEX directly from Makati or BGC without touching the at-grade Alabang stretch.
• Autosweep load can be topped up via GCash, Maya, banks, and Shell stations along the route.

Official exits and rate basis

Fares come from the Toll Regulatory Board's published Skyway-SLEX-MCX Integrated Toll Rate Matrix, reflecting the rates effective 1 July 2026, and cover all three vehicle classes. The MCX interchange is included because TRB publishes it as an entry and exit point on this matrix.