The most challenging part of a task, they say, is the last stretch. You know, tying the loose ends to ensure that the whole thing doesn’t ultimately crumble.

This might be true about the CAVITEX C5 Link, whose 2km, six-lane road called Segment 3B is nearing completion. This section impacts C5-Kaingin Road in Parañaque, and Moonwalk Access Road in Pasay.

Today, CAVITEX Infrastructure Corporation has announced that it will implement a new traffic scheme to expedite the consummation of the project. To be officially commenced on November 10, 2025—and expected to be done by December—the new traffic scheme will heavily affect both C5-Kaingin Road and Moonwalk Access Road, with travel times said to worsen by anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour.

C5-Kaingin Road. A slice of the road (from Pricepoint Trading Company to Shell C5) will be inaccessible to vehicular traffic. However, one lane will still be “passable in both Sucat- and Taguig-bound directions.

Moonwalk Access Road. Likewise, a part of this road will be closed to cars, but two lanes will still be “passable in both Sucat- and Taguig-bound directions (West Service Road to Shell C5).”

Merville Exit. As a portion of Moonwalk Access Road will be affected, road users bound for Parañaque, Las Piñas and Cavite are encouraged to take the C5 Link Merville Exit going to Moonwalk Access Road.

CIC claims that once finished, the project will reduce travel times “by up to 40 minutes” for “over 50,000 motorists.”

Would you endure a month of inconvenience for this promise?