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Motorists may use Subic
Clark expressway for free


The Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) yesterday said it will open the newly constructed Subic-Clark segment of the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEx) for free to light vehicles starting today, March 18 to Monday, March 24.

Today, it will will be open starting 1pm to 5:30pm, after the soft opening by President Arroyo.

On March 19 (Wednesday) to March 24 (Monday) the Subic-Clark segment will be open from 5:30am to 5:30pm.

BCDA President and CEO Narciso Abaya said the dry run of the 50.5-km Subic-Clark segment will augur well for motorists bound for Bataan and Olongapo especially Subic-a major tourist destination during the Lenten season.

For the dry run, only Class 1/Light vehicles, chartered buses and motorcycles with an engine displacement of 400cc or higher will be allowed to enter the expressway during the free Holy Week trial run.

Motorists bound for Subic should take the Spur/NLE interchange located between the Dau and Sta. Inez Exits of the NLEX and proceed to the SCTEx Clark Logistics Toll Plaza. After crossing the bridge, follow the loop of the ramp towards Subic.

Likewise, motorists at SCTEx bound for Bataan may exit at the Dinalupihan Interchange via the Roman highway.

On the other hand, motorists from Subic and Bataan bound for Manila are advised to enter the SCTEx through the Tipo Toll Plaza or the Dinalupihan Toll Plaza respectively, and follow the road signage towards the Clark Logistics Toll Plaza. Upon reaching the Clark Logistics interchange, take the first ramp to the right that will lead to the toll plaza, then the Spur/NLE interchange connecting to the NLEX.

Travel time from Clark to Subic will be reduced to a mere 40 minutes. From NLEX in Balintawak to Subic, travel time will only be one hour and 30 minutes.

 


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