Skyway Toll Fee — List of Charges in Passing Metro Manila’s Main Expressway

Guide on Skyway Toll Fee Based on Points of Entry & Exit

SKYWAY TOLL FEE – You can check the list below for the charges in passing Metro Manila Skyway which is the Metro’s main expressway.

The heavy traffic in Metro Manila is one of the constant challenges that the government authorities have to handle and manage daily. It is also a huge challenge on the part of the commuters and drivers everytime that they are heading to school, work, or somewhere else.

To ease the traffic, a number coding in Manila and its neighboring cities is up. The system decongests the vehicles on the road by not allowing certain vehicles to be on the road at a specific time of a day in a week. Those who will be caught not abiding the number coding system may be fined.

Aside from the number coding scheme in Metro Manila which is spearheaded by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority or MMDA, expressways were also built. These give the drivers the choices should they want to get away from heavy traffic.

However, there are charges in passing these expressways just like the Metro Manila Skyway toll fee. The charge will depend on the points of entry and exit of the vehicle as well as the car type.

The Metro Manila Skyway, also popularly called the Skyway, is the main expressway of Metro Manila. It has several points of entry and exit such as the following:

• Buendia
• E. Rodriguez
• Plaza Azul / Nagtahan
• NLEX
• Quezon Avenue
• Plaza Dilao
• Balintawak A-Bonifacio

As mention earlier, the Metro Manila Skyway toll fee depends on the type of vehicle that you have and the points of entry and exit. Here are the charges under the Class 1 which covers vehicles wit (2) axles and up to 7 feet in height such as jeepneys, cars, vans, sports utility vehicles (SUVs), and Asian Utility Vehicles (AUVs):

Northbound

Southbound

Under the Class 2 is where the vehicles with two (2) axles and more than 7 feet in height like the passenger bus and delivery vans belong. Vehicles with three (3) or more axles but are less than 7 feet in height such as small trucks also belong to this category which is under the following fees when passing Metro Manila’s main expressway:

Northbound

Southound

Vehicles with three (3) or more axles and more than 7 feet in height belong to the Class 3. Here is a list of the Skyway toll fee implemented under this category:

Northbound

Southbound