Pedestrian Crossings
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Northbound
Source: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, compiled by City of El Paso International Bridges Department.
Note: Click inside graphs to expand.
- El Paso Total crossings include Ysleta-Zaragoza, Bridge of the Americas (BOTA), and Paso del Norte (PDN).
- Tornillo replaced the Fabens port of entry. Traffic was diverted to nearby Tornillo port of entry on November 2014.
Notes:
- Graphs depict a 6 period moving average.
- P3 is a reimbursable program that allows the City of El Paso to pay for Customs and Border Protection overtime, ensuring all lanes of City-owned ports are staffed during peak hours in an effort to reduce wait times.
- The most recent observation is July 2023. Please source appropriately if graphs or data are used. Additional data may be provided upon request.
Southbound
Source: City of El Paso International Bridges Department.
Notes:
- Graph depicts a 6 period moving average.
- P3 is a reimbursable program that allows the City of El Paso to pay for Customs and Border Protection overtime, ensuring all lanes of City-owned ports are staffed during peak hours in an effort to reduce wait times.
- The most recent observation is August 2023. Please source appropriately if graph or data are used. Additional data may be provided upon request.
Page last updated on 09/11/2023
- El Paso Total crossings include Ysleta-Zaragoza, Bridge of the Americas (BOTA), and Paso del Norte (PDN).
- Tornillo replaced the Fabens port of entry. Traffic was diverted to nearby Tornillo port of entry on November 2014.
