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July 7, 2021 | 12:03 am
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SAN Miguel Corp. (SMC) will be reducing the proposed toll fees at its elevated expressway Skyway Stage 3 especially for motorists traveling short distances.
The company will start collecting fees on July 12 after waiving payments at the 18-kilometer expressway for almost seven months.
SMC has not yet released the revised matrix, noting in a press release on Tuesday that it will post the final rates at the toll plazas before the start of collections.
SMC President and Chief Operating Officer Ramon S. Ang said that the company decided to reduce fees after considering the effect of the pandemic on the economy.
Published July 7, 2021, 7:39 AM
After providing free use of its 18-kilometer P80-billion Skyway Stage 3 project for nearly seven months, San Miguel Corporation (SMC) starts collecting toll on its new elevated expressway on Monday, July 12.
However, the operator will charge lower than the original proposed toll fees, particularly for motorists traveling shorter distances.
The Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) already issued the Toll Operating Permit and a Notice to Start Collecting Toll for Skyway Stage 3.
SMC, through subsidiary SMC Infrastructure, will post the final approved toll rates at the toll plazas.
The revised, TRB-approved toll matrix, considered the impact of the pandemic on Filipinos.