El Paso / Ciudad Juárez border wait times today
From Ciudad Juárez you can cross into El Paso via the Bridge of the Americas (BOTA), Paso del Norte (PDN), Stanton (SENTRI only) and Ysleta–Zaragoza. Santa Teresa, Tornillo and Fort Hancock are also in the region.
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Santa Teresa Closed nowCiudad Juárez → Santa Teresa, NMCarsGeneralClosedReady LaneClosedPedestriansGeneralClosed
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Ciudad Juárez → El Paso, TX · CBP 10:00 PMCarsGeneral1 hReady Lane1 hPedestriansGeneral3 minReady LaneClosed
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Ciudad Juárez → El Paso, TX · CBP 11:00 PMCarsGeneral15 minSENTRI0 minReady Lane12 minPedestriansGeneral0 minReady LaneClosed
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Ciudad Juárez → El Paso, TX · CBP 11:00 PMCarsGeneralClosedSENTRI1 min
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Ciudad Juárez → El Paso, TX · CBP 11:00 PMCarsGeneralClosedSENTRI1 minReady Lane10 minPedestriansGeneral1 min
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Tornillo (Marcelino Serna) Closed nowGuadalupe → Tornillo, TX · CBP 9:00 PMCarsGeneral25 minSENTRIClosedReady LaneClosedPedestriansGeneral5 minReady LaneClosed
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Fort Hancock Closed nowEl Porvenir → Fort Hancock, TX · CBP 5:00 PMCarsGeneral5 minSENTRIClosedReady LaneClosedPedestriansGeneral0 minReady LaneClosed
Best time to cross today (Friday)
| Crossing | Best hour | Worst hour |
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| Santa Teresa Cars | Collecting data | |
| Bridge of the Americas (BOTA) Cars | Collecting data | |
| Paso del Norte (PDN) Cars | Collecting data | |
| Stanton Street (DCL) Cars | Collecting data | |
| Ysleta–Zaragoza Cars | Collecting data | |
| Tornillo (Marcelino Serna) Cars | Collecting data | |
| Fort Hancock Cars | Collecting data | |
Typical (median) waits from our history of CBP readings, local time.
Times are for entering the United States (northbound). CBP does not publish southbound times.
Frequently asked questions
Which Ciudad Juárez crossing has the shortest line right now?
Right now the shortest general car lane wait is at Paso del Norte (PDN) (15 min, CBP). On foot: Paso del Norte (PDN) (0 min).
How many crossings are there in Ciudad Juárez?
This page covers 7 crossings: Santa Teresa, Bridge of the Americas (BOTA), Paso del Norte (PDN), Stanton Street (DCL), Ysleta–Zaragoza, Tornillo (Marcelino Serna) and Fort Hancock.
What is the best time to cross in Ciudad Juárez today?
We are still collecting enough history to calculate typical waits for these crossings.