The Paso del Norte region has six ports of entry: Ysleta-Zaragoza, Bridge of the Americas (BOTA), Paso del Norte (PDN), Stanton-Lerdo (DCL), Marcelino Serna (Tornillo), and Santa Teresa. As a binational and multi-cultural exchange center, the Paso Del Norte region experiences significant influx of pedestrians, personal and commercial vehicles through the region’s ports of entry. In 2023, northbound border crossings in the Paso del Norte region saw a daily average of 35,172 passenger vehicles (12.838 million annual), 15,532 pedestrians (5.669 million annual) and 2,937 commercial vehicles (916,332 annual).
The International Bridges Steering Committee developed this website to provide real-time data and video of the six border crossings in the Paso del Norte region, to help commuters and commercial drivers manage travel routes and departure times.
The E-Fast Pass office will be closed on November 11 in observance of Veterans Day.
Normal operations will resume on November 11.
We thank you for your service to our country.
Due to the ongoing “Infrastructure Project” that ANAM is currently implementing, there will be a temporary closure of the Stanton-Lerdo International Bridge for the transit of passenger buses.
Start Time: 6 a.m. on Monday, March 25, 2024.
Duration: Until further notice
During this period, passenger buses will not be allowed to cross the Stanton-Lerdo International Bridge. To ensure uninterrupted transportation services, the Cordova International Bridge will be designated for bus transit, operating 24 hours a day, according to ANAM.
*Please note that this closure is exclusively for bus transit, other forms of transportation will not be affected.
Wait time sources: Texas A&M Transportation Institute BCIS for cargo trucks actual delay crossing time; CBP Border Wait Times for personal vehicles, pedestrians, and open lanes.
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