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Texas border wait times

Live report for the Texas border crossings (El Paso, Presidio, Texas, Del Rio, Texas, Eagle Pass, Texas, Laredo, Texas, Roma, Texas, Rio Grande City, Texas, McAllen, Progreso, Texas and Brownsville) into the United States, by lane and travel mode.

LiveChecked with CBP a few seconds ago · 5:39 p.m. (Tijuana time)

Now: El Paso – Bridge of the Americas (BOTA) 1 h 28 min (standard); El Paso – Paso del Norte (PDN) 1 h 15 min (standard); El Paso – Ysleta (Zaragoza) 1 h (ready lane); Santa Teresa – Santa Teresa Port of Entry 1 h 05 min (standard). Source: CBP, checked at 5:39 p.m. (Tijuana time) on Sunday, November 8, 2026.

Average car wait
56min

Directory

What is the wait at each border crossing right now?

27 crossings

009Del Rio, Texas

Del Rio

Ciudad Acuña, Coah.

Car · Standard1 h 30 min

Car Ready Lane 1 h 30 min · Car SENTRI No wait

012Laredo, Texas

Laredo – Bridge I

Nuevo Laredo, Tamps.

Car · SENTRINo wait

Pedestrian Standard No wait · Pedestrian Ready Lane No wait

016Roma, Texas

Roma

Ciudad Miguel Alemán, Tamps.

Car · Standard4 min
020McAllen

Hidalgo/Pharr

Reynosa, Tamps.

Car · Standard55 min

Car Ready Lane 50 min · Car SENTRI 2 min · Pedestrian Standard 10 min

Cities

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Frequently asked questions

Which border crossings are there in Texas?

In Texas you can cross into the United States through El Paso, Presidio, Texas, Del Rio, Texas, Eagle Pass, Texas, Laredo, Texas, Roma, Texas, Rio Grande City, Texas, McAllen, Progreso, Texas and Brownsville. Each city has one or more border crossings with Standard and Ready Lane lanes and, at most of them, SENTRI.

How long is the border wait in Texas right now?

Latest CBP report: El Paso – Bridge of the Americas (BOTA) 1 h 28 min (standard); El Paso – Paso del Norte (PDN) 1 h 15 min (standard); El Paso – Ysleta (Zaragoza) 1 h (ready lane); Santa Teresa – Santa Teresa Port of Entry 1 h 05 min (standard).

What is the best time to cross in Texas?

On weekdays the lines are usually shorter from 9 to 11 a.m. and after 9 p.m. Avoid 5 to 9 a.m. and Sunday afternoons. More details in the best times to cross guide.

Which lane is fastest?

SENTRI is usually the fastest, followed by Ready Lane. Compare each lane's wait time in the directory and read the SENTRI and Ready Lane guide.