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Passenger
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Hours: 24 hours, every day
St-Armand and Highgate Springs
Passenger covers all personal vehicles — cars, SUVs, pickups and vans.
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Passenger
Stale report min
Hours: 24 hours, every day
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CBP identifies the U.S.-bound port as Highgate Springs, Vermont (0212). CBSA calls the matching Canada-bound office “St-Armand/Philipsburg”, after the nearby Quebec communities, and locates it at 10 Route 133 in Saint-Armand.
The Canada-bound NEXUS lane runs all day, every day. U.S.-bound, the dedicated lane opens 6:30–8:00 am daily and again 3:00–6:00 pm on Fridays. Outside those windows members use regular inspection. CBSA publishes these hours; CBP’s port page does not give a separate schedule.
Yes. The main crossing tracked on this page is open 24 hours a day, every day. The two smaller stations managed by the Highgate Springs port — Alburgh Springs and Morses Line — keep shorter daytime schedules, so this card’s hours do not apply to them.
Do not plan on it. GSA says the Highgate Springs port has no facilities to accommodate pedestrian traffic, and current official sources do not publish a bicycle service. Before relying on any non-motorised arrangement, ask the port directly.
“Alburg” names do not all identify the same record. CBP lists Alburgh Springs Station and Morses Line under the Highgate Springs port, both open 8:00 am–4:00 pm daily. CBSA matches them to its Clarenceville and Morses Line offices.