CAVITEX R1 Extension Toll Rates Approved for Oct. 28 Implementation
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CAVITEX R1 Extension Toll Rates Approved for Oct. 28 Implementation

Toll Regulatory Board has approved new toll rates for the CAVITEX R1 Extension, effective October 28. This will increase tolls for various vehicle classes. The extension serves as a vital link connecting Metro Manila to Cavite and other parts of Southern Luzon.

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