About this crossing
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.
Tolls
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. |
Busy times
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).
Quick answers
What time does Eagle Pass Bridge I close?
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.
Can I walk across Eagle Pass Bridge I?
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.
Does Bridge I have SENTRI?
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.