In line with the Department of Transportation’s (DOTr) intensified campaign on cashless transactions for motorists using the expressways, NLEX Corporation is working with Easytrip Services Corporation in improving its electronic toll collection system, particularly its radio frequency identification or RFID technology. This is to encourage contactless payments and ensure physical distancing at the NLEX-SCTEX amid

NLEX motorists and Manila port freight carriers are set to enjoy improved driving experience as the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and NLEX Corporation open today, June 15, the latest NLEX Harbor Link elevated section between the new Caloocan Interchange, C3 Road/5th Avenue and the new Navotas Interchange. DPWH Secretary Mark A. Villar,

Public Works and Highways Secretary Mark A. Villar (2nd from left) led the final inspection of the 2.6-kilometer NLEX Harbor Link project from the new Caloocan Interchange (C3) to Mel Lopez Boulevard (formerly R10). With him are (L-R) DPWH PPP Director Alex G. Bote, NLEX Corporation Chief Operating Officer Raul L. Ignacio, and Vice President

NLEX Corporation has embarked on enhancement works at NLEX-SCTEX as part of its continuing efforts to boost the safety and overall travel experience of motorists. Improvements include toll plaza repainting, pavement replacement and crack sealing, guardrail and fence repairs. These are implemented on top of the company’s routine maintenance activities such as roadway sweeping, grass