NLEX Corporation announced that its Easytrip RFID reloading services in Balintawak and Bocaue toll plazas will be removed starting April 13, 2021. The company said that motorists should make sure that their Easytrip RFIDs have sufficient load before entering the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) to avoid inconvenience.
NLEX Corp. emphasized that there are now over 50,000 Easytrip RFID reloading stations in Luzon. Some of the reloading stations are found along NLEX, and in Subic–Clark–Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX).
Reloading stations along NLEX-SCTEX:
Southbound
1. PTT SCTEX
2. Total SFEX 2
3. Tabang Customer Service Center
4. Petron Balagtas
5. NLEX Drive & Dine
Northbound
1. Balintawak Customer Service Center
2. Valenzuela Customer Service Center
3. Petron Marilao
4. Shell Balagtas
5. Petron Lakeshore
6. San Fernando Customer Service Center
7. Total SFEX 1
8. Seaoil SCTEX
Easytrip RFID can also be reloaded through several reloading merchants that include 7-Eleven, Justpay.to, ECPay, TouchPay, SM Store, Robinsons, GCash, Paymaya, Coins.ph, Shopwise, LBC, among others.
Reload your NLEX Easytrip RFID conveniently
Aside from the mentioned Easytrip reloading stations, NLEX Corp. also allows motorists to reload their RFID balance at the following banks: BDO, Metrobank, UCPB, Union Bank, and Maybank.
The cashless toll collection system was first implemented by the Department of Transportation (DOTr) last year to limit the transmission of the COVID-19 virus. The DOTr said that a cashless toll collection ensures physical distancing. DOTr Secretary Arthur Tugade also explained that the agency wants the country’s transport facilities to not be a transmission vector of the virus.
Cashless toll collection helps limit the transmission of COVID-19
“We carry with us the burden of ensuring that our transport facilities will not be a transmission vector of the disease while at the same time providing an efficient system of public transport. With both tasks at hand, there is a need to strike a balance. Requiring contactless transactions is one of our ways of doing it,” Tugade said.
The said cashless system also intends to provide a safer, reliable, and more efficient transport service for the Filipino people.
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