How much is the toll from Manila to Tarlac?

The total toll is ₱670 for a Class 1 vehicle (car, SUV or van), ₱1,559 for Class 2 and ₱2,008 for Class 3, one way.

Which RFID do I need for Manila to Tarlac?

The whole trip runs on Easytrip RFID, so a single loaded account covers it.

Manila to Tarlac Toll Fee

2 expressways · Rates effective January 2026

Total toll — Class 1 (Car / SUV / Van), one way

₱670

Round trip: ₱1,340 · Add fuel & budget →

Tarlac City is where SCTEX hands over to TPLEX, making it the natural halfway marker for anyone driving further into northern Luzon.

Toll Breakdown by Expressway

Every leg below is an official published fare. Tap any expressway to see its full matrix.

Leg	Expressway	From → To	Class 1	Class 2	Class 3
1	NLEX	Balintawak → Sta. Ines	₱440	₱1,099	₱1,319
2	SCTEX	Mabalacat → Tarlac City	₱230	₱460	₱689
Total, one way			₱670	₱1,559	₱2,008

What It Costs by Vehicle Class

Vehicle Class	Covers	One way	Round trip
Class 1	Cars, SUVs, vans, jeepneys, motorcycles ≥400cc	₱670	₱1,340
Class 2	Buses and light trucks	₱1,559	₱3,118
Class 3	Heavy trucks and trailers (3+ axles)	₱2,008	₱4,016

Which RFID Do You Need?

The entire trip runs on Easytrip RFID, so one loaded account covers every plaza from Manila to Tarlac.

The Northern Junction

If you are continuing to Pangasinan or La Union, this is where TPLEX begins — see the Manila to Urdaneta and Manila to La Union breakdowns for the full totals.

Other Trips on These Expressways

Tolls only — this total excludes fuel, parking and any non-expressway fees. Figures come from the operators' and the Toll Regulatory Board's published matrices and are shown for planning purposes. We are not affiliated with any toll operator or the TRB.

Manila to Tarlac Toll Fee

Toll Breakdown by Expressway

What It Costs by Vehicle Class

Which RFID Do You Need?

The Northern Junction

Other Trips on These Expressways

Manila → Baguio

Manila → La Union

Manila → Clark

Manila → Subic

Manila → Urdaneta

Manila → Pampanga