NLEX Toll Fee: San Fernando to Mexico
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The toll from San Fernando to Mexico on NLEX is ₱39 for Class 1, ₱97 for Class 2 and ₱116 for Class 3, as of 8 August 2026.
How much is the toll from San Fernando to Mexico?
| Vehicle Class | Covers | Toll Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | Cars, SUVs, vans, jeepneys, motorcycles ≥400cc | ₱39 |
| Class 2 | Buses and light trucks | ₱97 |
| Class 3 | Heavy trucks and trailers (3+ axles) | ₱116 |
San Fernando to Mexico is a single hop with no interchange in between — the shortest trip you can make on this stretch of NLEX, at ₱39 for a car.
The charge is identical in the other direction, so a return trip is ₱78. Payment is cashless: NLEX runs on Easytrip RFID, and an account without enough load will be refused at the barrier.
Heavier vehicles pay more: Class 2 (buses and light trucks) is ₱97 and Class 3 (trucks and trailers with three or more axles) is ₱116 — about 3× the car fare on this route.
Your Route: San Fernando to Mexico, Stop by Stop
Every interchange you pass between San Fernando and Mexico, with the Class 1 fare from San Fernando to each exit — handy if you plan to get off earlier.
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Questions About This Route
How much is the toll from San Fernando to Mexico?
The NLEX toll from San Fernando to Mexico is ₱39 for a Class 1 vehicle — cars, SUVs, vans and jeepneys. Class 2 vehicles pay ₱97 and Class 3 pay ₱116.
Is the San Fernando to Mexico toll the same going back?
Yes. NLEX charges the same ₱39 for a Class 1 vehicle in either direction, so a round trip costs ₱78.
Which RFID works between San Fernando and Mexico?
NLEX runs on Easytrip RFID. Make sure the account is loaded before you enter — unloaded accounts are turned away at the plaza.
Pricing a different pair? See every fare from San Fernando or Mexico, browse the full NLEX matrix of all 19 plazas, or use the toll calculator to work across several expressways at once.