Progreso border wait time today
Nuevo Progreso (Río Bravo), Tamaulipas → Progreso, Texas
Live
Cars up to 5 lanes
Pedestrians up to 6 lanes
Trucks up to 1 lanes
Times are for entering the United States (northbound). CBP does not publish southbound times.
Last 24 hours
Cars · General
Pedestrians · General
CBP reading per hour typical for that hour
Best time to cross
Cars · General
Still collecting data: we don't have enough history yet to work out the best time at this crossing (4 of 14 days). We never show made-up averages, so check back in a few days.
Pedestrians · General
Still collecting data: we don't have enough history yet to work out the best time at this crossing (4 of 14 days). We never show made-up averages, so check back in a few days.
About Progreso
It connects Nuevo Progreso, Tamaulipas, with Progreso, Texas, a town popular with visitors for medical and dental services.
Lanes reported by CBP — Cars: up to 5 lanes (General, SENTRI and Ready Lane). Pedestrians: up to 6 lanes (General and Ready Lane). Trucks: up to 1 lanes (General and FAST).
Hours (CBP): open 24 hours.
US port of entry address (CBP): 100 South International Boulevard, Progreso, TX 78579.
Times are shown in the crossing's local time (CDT). Both sides of the border keep the same clock: since 2022 Mexico no longer observes daylight saving time except in municipalities on the US border, which follow the US schedule; Sonora and Arizona do not observe it.
Open in Google Maps · Open in OpenStreetMap · Official CBP page
What to bring and tips
- You need a document accepted by CBP to enter the US, for example a Mexican passport with a US visa or a Border Crossing Card, a US passport or passport card, a permanent resident card, or a trusted traveler card. Check the official list on cbp.gov before you travel.
- Ready Lane is only for travelers whose documents have an RFID chip (such as the Border Crossing Card, US passport card, newer green cards or SENTRI card); everyone in the vehicle needs one.
- SENTRI lanes are only for approved SENTRI members in a registered vehicle.
- Visitors with a Border Crossing Card who go beyond the border zone (25 miles from the border in Texas) or stay longer than 30 days generally need an I-94; you can apply online at CBP's official I-94 website.
- Declare food, plants and animal products, and report cash or monetary instruments over USD 10,000.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Progreso border wait time today?
There are no recent CBP readings for this crossing right now.
When is the best time to cross at Progreso?
We are still building enough history to calculate the best time at Progreso. We only publish typical waits once we have at least 14 days of readings.
What are the hours at Progreso?
According to CBP, the crossing's hours are: open 24 hours. Hours can change, so check before you go.
Which lanes are there at Progreso? Can I walk across?
Cars: up to 5 lanes (General, SENTRI and Ready Lane). Pedestrians: up to 6 lanes (General and Ready Lane). Trucks: up to 1 lanes (General and FAST). Yes, there is a pedestrian crossing.
How often are the wait times updated?
CBP updates wait times roughly every hour. We check CBP every 15 minutes and show the time of each reading, in the crossing's local time.
Are these times for going into Mexico?
Times are for entering the United States (northbound). CBP does not publish southbound times.
Nearby crossings
-
Donna Closed nowRío Bravo → Donna, TXCarsGeneralNo dataSENTRINo dataReady LaneNo dataPedestriansGeneralNo dataReady LaneNo data
-
Anzalduas Closed nowReynosa → Mission (McAllen), TXCarsGeneralNo dataSENTRINo dataReady LaneNo data
-
Pharr Closed nowReynosa → Pharr, TXCarsGeneralNo dataSENTRINo dataReady LaneNo data
-
Matamoros → Brownsville, TXCarsGeneralNo dataSENTRINo dataReady LaneNo dataPedestriansGeneralNo dataReady LaneNo data
All Progreso and Donna / Nuevo Progreso y Río Bravo crossings →