Calculate your SLEX trip

Use ExpresswayPH to compute exact toll costs for single or multi-segment trips connecting SLEX with Skyway, MCX, or STAR Tollway.

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SLEX 2026 Toll Rates Quick Reference

Official TRB rates for key South Luzon Expressway exits

Updated for 2026
Route / Exit SegmentClass 1 (Cars)Class 2 (Buses)Class 3 (Trucks)
Magallanes to Alabang₱118₱237₱355
Magallanes to Santa Rosa₱194₱389₱583
Magallanes to Calamba₱255₱511₱767
Alabang to Santa Rosa₱76₱152₱228
Alabang to Calamba₱137₱274₱411
Alabang to Sto. Tomas (Batangas end)₱170₱340₱510
Calamba to Sto. Tomas₱33₱66₱99

How to compute SLEX toll fees

To estimate your SLEX toll fee, select your entry point (such as Magallanes, Bicutan, Sucat, or Alabang) and your destination exit (such as Santa Rosa, Eton City, Silangan, Calamba, or Sto. Tomas).

Drivers traveling from Makati or Manila via the elevated Skyway will have a combination of Skyway Stage 1 & 2 rates plus SLEX at-grade rates. ExpresswayPH automatically calculates the seamless combined total and breaks down each segment.

SLEX Travel Essentials

  • RFID System: Autosweep RFID
  • Speed Limit: 100 km/h (Cars), 80 km/h (Trucks)
  • Connections: CALAX (via Mamplasan), MCX (Susana Heights), STAR (Sto. Tomas)
  • Emergency Hotline: (02) 8584-4300

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is the SLEX toll fee from Magallanes to Calamba?

For Class 1 vehicles (cars, SUVs, pickups), the SLEX toll fee from Magallanes to Calamba is ₱255. Class 2 vehicles (buses, small trucks) pay ₱511, and Class 3 vehicles (heavy trucks) pay ₱767.

How much is the SLEX toll fee from Alabang to Calamba?

For Class 1 vehicles, the SLEX toll fee from Alabang (Viaduct) to Calamba is ₱137. Class 2 vehicles pay ₱274, and Class 3 vehicles pay ₱411.

What RFID system is used on SLEX?

South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) operates under the Autosweep RFID system managed by SMC Infrastructure. Ensure your RFID sticker is mounted properly and has sufficient balance.

Can I drive on SLEX without an Autosweep RFID?

Expressways in the Philippines operate under a mandatory cashless RFID policy. Cash lanes are extremely limited or reserved for RFID installation/emergency reloading. Having an Autosweep RFID prevents penalties and lane delays.