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Philippine Expressway Map

10 tollways · 459 km · 93 toll plazas · 6 interchanges between roads

Every tolled expressway in the Philippines is on Luzon, and together they form one connected network of about 459 km of tolled road — that is the combined length of all 10 tollways, not a single route. The network reaches from Rosario in La Union at its northern tip down to Batangas City in the south, with branches west to Subic and Cavite. The map below plots the 74 toll plazas we have confirmed coordinates for, coloured by road.

Philippine expressway network — 10 tollways and their toll plazas Balintawak — NLEX Mindanao Avenue — NLEX Karuhatan — NLEX Meycauayan — NLEX Marilao — NLEX Bocaue — NLEX Tambubong — NLEX Balagtas — NLEX Tabang — NLEX Sta. Rita — NLEX Pulilan — NLEX San Simon — NLEX San Fernando — NLEX Mexico — NLEX Angeles — NLEX Dau — NLEX Sta. Ines — NLEX NLEX Alabang — SLEX Filinvest — SLEX Susana Heights — SLEX San Pedro — SLEX Southwoods — SLEX Carmona — SLEX Mamplasan — SLEX Sta. Rosa — SLEX ABI / Greenfield — SLEX Cabuyao — SLEX Silangan — SLEX Calamba — SLEX Sto. Tomas — SLEX SLEX NLEX / Balintawak — SKYWAY Quezon Avenue — SKYWAY E. Rodriguez — SKYWAY Plaza Azul / Nagtahan — SKYWAY Quirino — SKYWAY Plaza Dilao — SKYWAY Buendia — SKYWAY Magallanes — SKYWAY C-5 — SKYWAY Bicutan — SKYWAY Sucat — SKYWAY Alabang — SKYWAY SKYWAY Merville — CAVITEX Kawit — CAVITEX CAVITEX Greenfield (Mamplasan) — CALAX Laguna Technopark — CALAX Laguna Boulevard — CALAX Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay — CALAX CALAX Victoria — TPLEX Urdaneta — TPLEX Binalonan — TPLEX Pozorrubio — TPLEX Sison — TPLEX Rosario — TPLEX TPLEX Tipo (Subic) — SCTEX Dinalupihan — SCTEX Floridablanca — SCTEX Porac — SCTEX Clark South — SCTEX Clark North — SCTEX Dolores — SCTEX New Clark City — SCTEX Concepcion — SCTEX Tarlac City — SCTEX SCTEX Sto. Tomas — STAR Tanauan — STAR Malvar — STAR Sto. Toribio — STAR Lipa — STAR Ibaan — STAR Batangas City — STAR STAR NAIA Terminals 1 & 2 — NAIAX Entertainment City / Macapagal — NAIAX NAIAX SLEX / Susana Heights — MCX MCX
Schematic: lines connect toll plazas in order along each road — they show how the network fits together, not the exact road alignment. Plaza positions from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Hover or tap a dot for the plaza name.

Every Philippine Expressway at a Glance

ExpresswayRunsLengthExitsClass 1 faresRFID
SCTEX
Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway 		Tipo (Subic) → Tarlac City 93.8 km 12 ₱10 – ₱647 Easytrip
TPLEX
Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway 		La Paz → Rosario 89.2 km 11 ₱19 – ₱311 Autosweep
NLEX
North Luzon Expressway 		Balintawak → Sta. Ines 88.4 km 19 ₱5 – ₱440 Easytrip
CALAX
Cavite-Laguna Expressway 		Greenfield (Mamplasan) → Silang (Aguinaldo) 44.6 km 6 ₱14 – ₱81 Easytrip
STAR
Southern Tagalog Arterial Road 		Sto. Tomas → Batangas City 41.9 km 7 ₱12 – ₱121 Autosweep
SKYWAY
Skyway 		NLEX / Balintawak → Alabang 39 km 12 ₱34 – ₱264 Autosweep
SLEX
South Luzon Expressway 		Alabang → Sto. Tomas 36.1 km 14 ₱6 – ₱174 Autosweep
CAVITEX
Manila-Cavite Expressway 		Merville → Kawit 14 km 7 ₱32 – ₱185 Easytrip
NAIAX
NAIA Expressway 		Skyway / Andrews Junction → Entertainment City / Macapagal 7.8 km 3 ₱35 – ₱45 Autosweep
MCX
Muntinlupa-Cavite Expressway 		SLEX / Susana Heights → Daang Hari 4 km 2 ₱23 – ₱23 Autosweep

Where the Expressways Connect

These are the interchanges where one tollway meets another — the points that turn ten separate roads into a single network. Each is confirmed from the plaza coordinates, not assumed.

InterchangeConnectsRFID
Balintawak NLEX ↔ SKYWAY Changes — Easytrip to Autosweep
C-5 SKYWAY ↔ CAVITEX Changes — Autosweep to Easytrip
Alabang SLEX ↔ SKYWAY Same — Autosweep
Susana Heights SLEX ↔ MCX Same — Autosweep
ABI / Greenfield SLEX ↔ CALAX Changes — Autosweep to Easytrip
Sto. Tomas SLEX ↔ STAR Same — Autosweep

The Two RFID Networks

The map splits cleanly in two once you colour it by payment system rather than by road. 4 expressways run on Easytrip (SCTEX, NLEX, CALAX, CAVITEX) and 6 run on Autosweep (TPLEX, STAR, SKYWAY, SLEX, NAIAX, MCX).

Broadly, the roads heading north out of Manila are Easytrip and the roads heading south are Autosweep — which is why a drive to Baguio and a drive to Batangas need different accounts. The exceptions are what catch people out: CALAX is Easytrip but connects to Autosweep territory on SLEX, and NAIAX is Autosweep despite sitting in the middle of Easytrip's Metro Manila coverage. There are 3 interchanges on the network where the network changes mid-journey: Balintawak, C-5, ABI / Greenfield.

If your drive crosses one of those, both accounts need to be loaded before you set off. Our trip pages flag this per route.

North or South from Manila

Northbound traffic leaves Metro Manila on NLEX at Balintawak, which runs to Sta. Ines near Mabalacat. From there SCTEX carries you west to Subic or north to Tarlac City, where TPLEX takes over as far as Rosario, La Union — the northern end of the tolled network, and the turn-off for Baguio.

Southbound traffic uses the elevated Skyway over Metro Manila, joining SLEX at Alabang and running to Sto. Tomas. The STAR Tollway continues from there to Batangas City and the ferry port. CALAX branches west toward Cavite and Tagaytay, and MCX is a short link from SLEX to Daang Hari.

Work out the exact cost of any of these with the toll calculator, or see the total for common drives on the popular road trips page.

Plazas Not Yet Plotted

74 of 93 toll plazas have verified coordinates and appear on the map. The rest are listed in the fare tables but are not plotted, because we do not have a confirmed position for them and would rather leave a gap than place a marker in the wrong spot:

  • NLEX — Valenzuela, Ciudad de Victoria
  • SLEX — MCX Interchange
  • CAVITEX — Taguig, C5 Road Ext. / C.P. Garcia, Sucat Road, Roxas Blvd., Zapote
  • CALAX — Silang East, Silang (Aguinaldo)
  • TPLEX — La Paz, Gerona, Paniqui, Moncada, Carmen
  • SCTEX — Mabalacat, San Miguel
  • NAIAX — Skyway / Andrews Junction
  • MCX — Daang Hari

This affects only where the dots sit. Every toll fee on the site is complete and comes from the official published matrices.

Toll rates shown are regularly updated reference values. Actual fees at the toll plaza prevail. Always verify with the official Toll Regulatory Board or operator advisories before long trips.