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Gateway to the Americas Border wait times

Direction
Passenger · SENTRI
Traveling by
Lane typeSENTRI

Reported 2 hr 48 min ago by CBP · Stale

Light · up to 15 minModerate · 16–44 minHeavy · 45 min or more

Travel mode

Entering the U.S.

Latest official wait for Gateway to the Americas

Current wait

SENTRI

Stale report

Reported 2 hr 48 min ago by CBP · Stale

Details

Reporting details

Last reported: No delay reported at

Earlier agency wait reports

Gateway to the Americas · SENTRI · Into the U.S. · CBP
Times are local to the crossing (Central Time).
Agency report timeReported wait
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Gateway to the Americas · Pedestrians · Standard · Into the U.S. · CBP
Times are local to the crossing (Central Time).
Agency report timeReported wait
0 min
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Gateway to the Americas · Pedestrians · Ready Lane · Into the U.S. · CBP
Times are local to the crossing (Central Time).
Agency report timeReported wait
0 min
0 min
0 min
0 min
0 min
0 min

Sources: CBP

Feed-check details

CBP feed checked · Updates roughly hourly

Crossing facts

Hours
24 hours daily
Walking
established — pedestrian General and Ready reported
Cars
car eligibility unconfirmed · call 956-721-2070
Commercial trucks
not served
Toll
not published — the city tariff states neither direction nor currency
U.S. access
Water and Convent streets

About this crossing

Gateway to the Americas — Laredo Bridge I — is downtown Laredo's walking bridge, open 24 hours, with pedestrian General and Ready waits reported around the clock. Current car eligibility has not been confirmed. A reported car-lane status does not establish which vehicles may use it. Drivers who need certainty use Juárez–Lincoln, the city's established general non-commercial bridge, or call the bridge system at 956-721-2070.

Walking across

Gateway is the Laredo corridor's established pedestrian crossing: twelve pedestrian lanes at maximum, with General and Ready walking waits published independently. Ready Lane takes RFID travel documents. The city lists cash and AVI at the booths — AVI is a toll account, not a CBP program.

Quick answers

Can any passenger car use Gateway to the Americas northbound?

Unconfirmed. At the last published check only the SENTRI lane carried a car wait, with General and Ready closed — but that snapshot is not a rule, and current car eligibility is not published. Drivers who need certainty use Juárez–Lincoln, open 24 hours to all non-commercial vehicles.

Can I walk across Laredo Bridge I?

Yes — this is downtown Laredo's established walking bridge, open 24 hours with pedestrian General and Ready waits reported separately. Check the live walking states above rather than the car cards.

How much is the Gateway toll?

Not published. The city's tariff lists amounts but states neither the collection direction nor the currency, so no dependable rate exists to quote. The booths take cash and AVI accounts; a rate change takes effect 1 January 2027.