Philippine Cities/North–South Commuter Railway project

This page summarizes the status updates for the North–South Commuter Railway (NSCR) project in *Cities: Skylines* as part of the *Philippine Cities* series.

## Project description

*Utilizing the old right-of-way of Philippine National Railways, the NSCR will form one railway system serving commuters travelling to, from, and within Metro Manila, Central Luzon, and CALABARZON. The project will also restore historical station buildings.*
*Originally planned in the 1990s as the Manila–Clark rapid railway system with Spain, it was cancelled after disagreement on the funding. It was then revived as the NorthRail project, but was cancelled again in March 2011, due to anomalies with the contract and the foreign contractor, as well as allegations of being overpriced.*
*NSCR will be a double-track fully elevated railway system and will feature barrier-free access as well as metro-grade rolling stock. It will also be linked to existing and future railway lines such as Line 8, Line 9, the PNR South Long Haul and PNR Calamba-Batangas City Railway.*
*The project is expected to cost ₱777.55 billion pesos (or $14.95 billion US dollars), making it one of the most expensive projects of the Duterte administration.*

## Segments

### Manila segment

*Status update: Pending*
The Manila segment will contain two stations, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Manila.

* Tutuban station
	+ *Station is connected to Tutuban station of LRT Line 2 West Extension, and Tutuban station of PNR Metro South Commuter Line*
* Solis station

### Caloocan–Malabon segment

*Status update: Pending*
The Caloocan–Malabon segment will contain two stations, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Caloocan City and Malabon City.

* Caloocan station
* Malabon station

### Valenzuela–Meycauayan segment

*Status update: Pending*
The Valenzuela–Meycauayan segment will contain three stations, one depot, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Valenzuela City and Meycauayan City, Bulacan.

* Valenzuela Polo station
* Valenzuela station
* Valenzuela depot
* Meycauayan station

### Marilao–Guiguinto segment

*Status update: Completed*
The Marilao–Guiguinto segment will contain six stations, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Marilao, Bocaue, Balagtas, and Guiguinto, all in the province of Bulacan.

* Marilao station
* Tabing-Ilog station
* Bocaue station
* Balagtas station
* Tuktukan station
* Guiguinto station

### Malolos segment

*Status update: Completed*
The Malolos segment will contain two stations, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Malolos City, Bulacan.

* Malolos South station
* Malolos station

### Calumpit–Apalit segment

*Status update: Currently built*
The Calumpit–Apalit segment will contain two stations, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Calumpit, Bulacan and Apalit, Pampanga.

* Calumpit station
* Apalit station

### San Fernando segment

*Status update: Completed*
The San Fernando segment will contain only one station, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of San Fernando City, Pampanga.

* San Fernando station

### Angeles segment

*Status update: Pending*
The Angeles segment will contain two stations, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Angeles City.

* Angeles station
* Clark station

### Clark segment

*Status update: Pending*
The Clark segment will contain only one station, one depot, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Clark Freeport Zone.

* Mabalacat depot
* Clark International Airport station
	+ *Station is connected to Clark International Airport*

### Mabalacat segment

*Status update: Pending*
The Mabalacat segment does not contain any stations, only the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Mabalacat City, Pampanga.

### Tarlac segment

*Status update: Completed*
The Tarlac segment will contain only one station, and the elevated viaduct that runs through the areas of Bamban and Capas, all in the province of Tarlac.

* New Clark City station