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For months not the construction of the Skyway Extension from Bicutan to Alabang made the lives of motorists miserable with heavy traffic, but starting today, Skyway Extension will be open a month before schedule.
Current skyway toll charges are at PhP85 for class 1 vehicles, PhP170 for class 2 and P255 for class 3 but only up to Bicutan.
May of Metro Manila Skyway from Makati to Alabang:
Skyway Toll Rates starting April 20, 2011:
Class 1: Makati to Bicutan: PhP75.00 Makati to Sucat: PhP122.00 Makati to Alabang: PhP169.00
Airport road to Bicutan: PhP50.00 (Andrews Avenue near NAIA Terminal 3) Airport road to Alabang: PhP144.00
Skyway length (distance) from Makati tojavascript:void(0) Bicutan: 10 kilometers Total length of Skyway including Extension: Makati to Alabang: 16.88 kilometers
Cars that enter Skyway from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 ramp will be charged a toll rate of P50 instead of P75.
CMMTC will stop collecting fees from Skyway toll plaza at Skyway. You will pay the toll fees at the Skyway’s Bicutan, Sucat and Alabang exits.
yay, the toll fees are pretty pricey. 4 dollars equiv for 17 km ? Sorry na lang - last time I was in Pinas was 2006 kaya hindi ko na alam ang mg presyo ng goods and services.
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