Current wait
Passenger
Stale reportmin
Reported 1 hr 42 min ago by CBP · Stale
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Latest official wait for Juárez–Lincoln
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Waits by time of day
| Time | Weekdays | Weekends |
|---|---|---|
| 12–3 a.m. | 0 min | 25 min |
| 3–6 a.m. | 0 min | 0 min |
| 6–9 a.m. | 45 min | Not enough reports |
| 9 a.m.–noon | 35 min | 30 min |
| noon–3 p.m. | 35 min | 45 min |
| 3–6 p.m. | 35 min | 60 min |
| 6–9 p.m. | 25 min | 55 min |
| 9 p.m.–midnight | 0 min | 55 min |
Earlier agency wait reports
Juárez–Lincoln · Cars · Standard · Into the U.S. · CBP
| Agency report time | Reported wait |
|---|---|
| 25 min | |
| 0 min | |
| 0 min | |
| 0 min | |
| 30 min | |
| 35 min |
Juárez–Lincoln · Cars · Ready Lane · Into the U.S. · CBP
| Agency report time | Reported wait |
|---|---|
| 20 min | |
| 0 min | |
| 0 min | |
| 0 min | |
| 25 min | |
| 30 min |
Sources: CBP
Mexico-bound: not reported
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Crossing facts
- Hours
- 24 hours daily
- Ready Lane
- 8 a.m.–midnight daily
- Lanes reported
- car General / Ready
- Commercial trucks
- not served
- Toll
- not published — the city tariff states neither direction nor currency
- U.S. address
- 201 Santa Ursula
About this crossing
Juárez–Lincoln — Laredo Bridge II — is the city's around-the-clock bridge for ordinary drivers: non-commercial vehicles only, 24 hours, with General and Ready car waits reported. Ready Lane keeps its own window, 8 a.m. to midnight daily.
Lanes and payments
Fifteen passenger lanes at maximum, with cash and non-commercial AVI accepted — lane 6 is the dedicated AVI payment lane, unrelated to CBP's Ready Lane program. No SENTRI wait is published here; Laredo's reported SENTRI car lane is at Gateway downtown. Whether pedestrians may cross is genuinely unclear — older state data says yes, the current city and CBP records are silent — so walkers use Gateway, the established pedestrian bridge, or call 956-795-2055.
Quick answers
Is Juárez–Lincoln open 24 hours?
Yes — around the clock for non-commercial vehicles, by both the city and CBP. The one wrinkle is Ready Lane, which keeps its own 8 a.m.–midnight window; an RFID document holder crossing overnight simply uses the General lanes.
Can trucks use Juárez–Lincoln Bridge?
No — the city designates it non-commercial only, and CBP publishes no commercial category for it. Laredo's cargo bridges are World Trade — trucks only, with no passenger service — and Colombia Solidarity, which mixes cars and cargo.
Can pedestrians use Juárez–Lincoln?
Unclear — the evidence conflicts, with older state data marking pedestrian capability and the current city and CBP records silent. The established walking bridge is Gateway to the Americas, two blocks over and open 24 hours.