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Calais–St. Stephen

St. Stephen Calais

International Avenue Bridge Border wait times

Direction
Passenger · Standard
Traveling by
Lane type

Current wait

Passenger

Stale report

Reported 2 hr 47 min ago by CBP · Stale

Hours: 24 hours, every day

Details

Reporting details

Last reported: No delay reported at
Feed-check details

CBP feed checked · Updates roughly hourly

Bridge facts

Open
24 hours, every day
Toll
No bridge toll
On foot or by bike
Use Ferry Point · CBP publishes no pedestrian lane here
Allowed
Passenger and commercial vehicles
Commercial hours
24 hours, every day
Trusted-traveller lanes
No active NEXUS, Ready Lane or FAST service shown in current records
Duty-free shop
Yes
Port phone
(207) 904-3000

International Avenue is the bypass-style bridge southwest of the two downtowns and takes both passenger and commercial vehicles; Ferry Point runs directly between the downtowns and does not process trucks. Pedestrians and cyclists should use Ferry Point because CBP publishes no pedestrian lane at International Avenue.

Quick answers

Is the bridge open 24 hours?

CBP’s Border Wait Times table lists Calais International Avenue as open 24 hours a day. It is a normal published schedule, not a promise against a temporary operational closure or travel restriction. Check the current official boards before you set out.

Is there a NEXUS lane?

Do not rely on the weekday schedule in CBP’s 2010 announcement. CBSA’s current directory and CBP’s current board show no active dedicated NEXUS service. Call the port before choosing this bridge specifically for NEXUS.

Commercial traffic

International Avenue is where all commercial traffic was moved when the newer inspection facility opened. CBSA’s St. Stephen 3rd Bridge record carries a commercial-hours field and a rail-reporting service; the Ferry Point record carries neither.

The third bridge: Milltown

Calais and St. Stephen also share a third, smaller crossing at Milltown, upstream of the two bridges tracked here. CBP lists port 011502 with 8:00 am–4:00 pm hours and publishes a U.S.-bound reading, but CBSA publishes no matching Canada-bound record, so this site cannot show it in both directions.