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  1. Join Date
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    We are going to subic tomorrow, and I am planning to take the San Fernando - Lubao - Bataan route.

    I heard from a friend na meron giangawang tulay sa Lubao. Is the traffic really that bad in that area?

    Will I be better off taking the SCTEX route?

    Thank you?

  2. Join Date
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    Yes better and faster ang sctex route, ganda pa ng view, very relaxing to drive.

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    +1 on SCTEX. It maybe a bit longer but it's worth it.

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    +1 on SCTEX

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    I went to subic last dec.1. Coming from San Fernando Exit, at least 4 bridges were simultaneously being constructed towards Dinalupihan. Traffic was tolerable though, but if you're in a hurry then take sctex.

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    Thanks sa response guys!

    I used to take the SCTEX route to subic. Kaya lang parang nakakainip magdrive dun. It was exciting the first and second time, pero succeeding drives medyo na-bore na ako.

    Plus the fact the you pay additional premium on toll, but you only get to Subic about 10-15 mins earlier compared to taking the san fernando -lubao route. And parang mas more on gas consumption pa, kasi I get tempted to step on the throttle more pag sa SCTEX dumaan

    Let's hear some more advice from those who took that route recently.

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    the only time i will stop using sctex is when they will allow tricycles and jeepneys in. just the sight of tricycles and super slow jeepneys on a highway makes my blood boil. puro kup*l pa mga tricycle drivers dyan, lagi nasa gitna para hirap ka mag-overtake. if only i had a ray gun just like what Marvin the Martian has, ubos na sila sana ngayon.

    sctex. iwas highblood.

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    It is not that bad. I travel to subic or zambales atleast twice a month, sometimes 3 times a week.

    Bridges or roads being repaired are no more then 200 meters total. I would always break from convoy at San Fernando Exit
    while everybody else would sctex. I always arrive first for coffee at Jollibee subic. Hindi ako kaskasero relaks lang.

    I think the only traffic that I experienced was when there is a Hot Air Baloon Festival and that traffic was at 4AM.

    That day I took the SCTEX.

    For me SCTEX is for Subic to Clark/ Nueva Ecija and vice versa.

    San Fernando Exit for me if going to Subic or Zambales. (Dinalupihan exit)

    I don't even notice Lubao, it is such a small town. Is it 2 intersections?
    Last edited by mark_t; December 27th, 2012 at 11:43 PM.

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    Chuc nhung ngay cuoi nam that vui ve va co y nghia.
    Hay tiep tuc post nhung bai viet co gia tri cac ban nhe.

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    There are three or four bridges that was being built right now. I had just passed by two days ago, traffic is manageable.

    But for your peace of mind, take SCTEx. No tricycles, kids doing suicides on the street, no bicycles, no PUJs.

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