NLEX reduces carbon footprint, plastic waste
Strives for greater sustainability In two years, NLEX Corporation has been able to reduce about 350,000 pieces of plastic
Strives for greater sustainability In two years, NLEX Corporation has been able to reduce about 350,000 pieces of plastic
NLEX Corporation is set to start this month its annual pavement repair program, in keeping with the company’s commitment to provide motorists with safe and comfortable travel. This year’s work will cover 79,063-square meters of the NLEX and 18,718-square meters of the SCTEX.
Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation (MPTC) will step up its operations as it implements the “Safe Trip Mo Sagot Ko” (SMSK) along the NLEX, SCTEX, CAVITEX, C5 LINK, and CALAX from October 29 to November 2, 2021.
All lanes are now open at the Meycauayan and Bigaa bridges in Bulacan as the NLEX Corporation recently completed the rehabilitation of both bridges ahead of its original completion schedule.
Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation’s subsidiaries — NLEX and Cavitex — received notice yesterday, September 7, on the decisions of the Permanent Court of Arbitration in their respective arbitration cases.
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