Traffic on expressways remains light 2 days ahead of New Year’s Eve
MANILA, Philippines – Traffic flow on the country’s major expressways have remained light to moderate as of Sunday, December 29, or two days ahead of the New Year’s Eve celebrations.
According to the live monitoring feed from the North Luzon Expressway (NLEx), traffic at the major entry and exit points of the expressway remains light to moderate including at the Balintawak toll plaza, the Mindanao Avenue exit and at the Karuhatan exit all the way to the Smart Connect Interchange, and at the Bocaue toll plaza.
The traffic situation at the various expressways adjacent to the NLEX, like the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEx) and the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway (TPLEx) is also light, with a few vehicles entering the Luisita Toll Plaza, the Clark South A Toll Plaza, the Mabiga Southbound toll plaza. A short vehicle queue meanwhile is present at the Tipo toll plaza.
The management of NLEx and SCTEx are providing motorists with a live feed of their monitoring system on their official Facebook pages.
Safe Trip Mo Sagot Ko Pasko 2019
NLEX —— As part of our "Safe Trip Mo, Sagot Ko" Motorist Assistance Program, we're giving you live traffic updates so you can plan your trips ahead.
Posted by NLEX Corporation on Saturday, December 28, 2019
As for the Southern Luzon Expressway (SLEx), the Manila Toll Expressway Systems, Inc. on its tweet said that the traffic situation in most areas along the highway as of 8:42 a.m. remains light. This includes both lanes near the Alabang Viaduct and at the Calamba area.
Safe Trip Mo Sagot Ko Pasko 2019
SCTEX —— As part of our "Safe Trip Mo, Sagot Ko" Motorist Assistance Program, we're giving you live traffic updates so you can plan your trips ahead.
Posted by NLEX Corporation on Saturday, December 28, 2019
MaTES-SLEx Traffic Update as of 8:42 AM: Alabang Viaduct NB/SB: LIGHT; Ayala TP NB/SB: LIGHT; Calamba TP NB/SB: LIGHT.
— SLEX – MaTES (@OfficialSLEX) December 29, 2019
Despite the light traffic, vehicles are expected to swell over the hours due to the long vacation periods, as December 30 (Rizal Day, Monday) up to January 2 (Thursday) are all considered holidays.
Edited by MUF
