HB 3243

House·20th Congress·Filed Aug 6, 2025

An Act Mandating All Tollway Operators to Use Unified Electronic Toll Collection Access Pass

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The proposal would require all toll operators to accept a single RFID tag for cash‑free toll payments, creating special lanes for users and aiming to cut queues and costs for drivers.

TransportationPublic Works and Infrastructure

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Author · Representative

Eric Olivarez
RepresentativeParañaque City, 1st District
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HB 5336· Filed Oct 8, 2025
An Act Mandating All Toll Operators to Establish and Utilize a Unified Electronic Toll Collection (Etc) System in All Expressways
Pending with the Committee on TRANSPORTATION since 2025-10-13Rep. Ramon Rodrigo L. Gutierrez
HB 4372· Filed Sep 8, 2025
An Act to Define Non-Payment of Toll Fees as a Traffic Violation, to Prescribe Corresponding Fines and Penalties for Non-Payment of Toll Fees, to Include Incremental and Increasing Penalties for Repeated Violations, and to Allow Open Road Tolling and Multi-Lane Fast-Flow Tolling Technologies for the Automated Cashless Collection of Toll Fees
Pending with the Committee on TRANSPORTATION since 2025-09-10Rep. Roberto Nazal
SB 1032· Filed Aug 6, 2025
Rfid Users Protection Act
Pending in the committeeSen. Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada

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An Act Mandating All Tollway Operators to Use Unified Electronic Toll Collection Access Pass

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