This location sits along the Maharlika Highway (Pan-Philippine Highway / National Route 1, AH26) — a major transport corridor in Southern Luzon connecting Metro Manila, Batangas, Laguna, and Quezon. The stretch through Santo Tomas serves as a gateway to Batangas Province and links directly with the STAR Tollway and SLEX TR3, ensuring a mix of provincial commuters, industrial traffic, and long-haul travelers moving between CALABARZON and Metro Manila.

Vehicle Traffic
Typical ADT (Average Daily Traffic) for major national highways in Batangas: 30,000–60,000 vehicles/day

Conservative estimate for this site: ~35,000 vehicles/day

Vehicle breakdown:
Cars/Motorcycles: ~70% (~24,500 vehicles/day)
Jeepneys/Minibuses: ~15% (~5,200 vehicles/day)
Trucks/Buses: ~15% (~5,200 vehicles/day)

Key takeaway: This site captures commuters, logistics convoys, and provincial buses. Its position near industrial estates like FPIP (First Philippine Industrial Park) brings consistent worker and cargo flows, while commercial centers nearby attract local and transient consumers.

Pedestrian Traffic & Sidewalk Activity
Estimated pedestrian volume: 600–1,200 passersby per day
Includes industrial workers walking to/from FPIP, commuters waiting at public transport stops, students, and locals frequenting convenience stores, fast-food chains, and retail hubs along the highway.