Piedras NegrasandEagle Pass
Vehículos particulares: autos, camionetas y vans.
Entrada a Estados Unidos
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Vehículo particular
Cierre reportadomin
CBP no indicó la hora del reporte. Confirme este cierre antes de viajar.
Este sitio no muestra esperas hacia México. Los reportes de CBP cubren la entrada a Estados Unidos.
More on where these numbers come from: how border wait times work.
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Bridge I is downtown Eagle Pass's crossing into Piedras Negras — cars and pedestrians, open 7 a.m. to 10:45 p.m. daily. Trucks use Camino Real, the second bridge.
Southbound (into Mexico) — City of Eagle Pass tariff effective 1 May 2026, shared by both bridges (checked 29 August 2026): car or pickup US$4 Express Card / US$5 cash / MX$110 · motorcycle (attended lane required) US$4 / US$5 / MX$110 · pedestrian US$1 in the Express column, MX$20 (the cash column prints N/A — confirm the payment method at the booth). The Express Card is the city's prepaid toll account — reload online or at the booths, new cards at the Bridge II office 9 a.m.–6 p.m., questions 830-773-2622. It is not SENTRI, Ready Lane or FAST. |
In 2025 the Eagle Pass port — both bridges together — handled about 2.75 million US-bound personal vehicles and 1.3 million pedestrians (port-level BTS data).
10:45 p.m., by both operators' published schedule — a quarter-hour earlier than the rounded label in CBP's feed. After that, Camino Real Bridge II runs 24 hours for passenger vehicles.
Yes — the bridge carries pedestrian walkways, though CBP publishes no pedestrian wait for it, so there is no live walking number to show. The tariff prints the pedestrian rate ambiguously — US$1 in the Express column, MX$20, cash N/A — so confirm the payment method at the booth.
No — Bridge I reports General and Ready car waits only. The corridor's SENTRI car wait is on Camino Real — Bridge II — open 24 hours for passenger vehicles where Bridge I closes at 10:45 p.m.