SMC opens new Skyway Stage 3 NB Maria Clara Exit

SMC opens new Skyway Stage 3 NB Maria Clara Exit
New Skyway Stage 3 Exit Opens in Quezon City
The much-anticipated new exit ramp on Skyway Stage 3 has officially opened to the public. Located along G. Araneta Avenue just past Maria Clara Road, this new access point aims to significantly alleviate traffic congestion at the heavily used Quezon Avenue northbound exit.

The opening of the Maria Clara exit is expected to have a positive impact on traffic flow in Quezon City, particularly during peak travel times. By providing an alternative route, motorists can now choose to exit at Maria Clara Road, reducing the volume of traffic at the Quezon Avenue exit.

SMC Infrastructure says that motorists using the new Maria Clara exit will not incur additional toll charges from the Quezon Avenue exit.

From the exit, motorists can conveniently turn left to N.S. Amoranto to access the busy Banawe business district or go further to Del Monte Avenue.
The successful opening of the Maria Clara exit marks a significant step towards improving traffic flow and enhancing the overall commuting experience for motorists in Metro Manila.
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