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Surrey and Blaine

Pacific Highway Tiempos de espera fronterizos

Dirección
Vehículo particular · General
Cómo viaja
Tipo de carril

Travel mode

Entrada a Estados Unidos

Latest official wait for Pacific Highway

Espera actual

Vehículo particular

Baja

15min

Reportado hace 46 min por CBP

Detalles

Detalles del reporte

Reportado a las

4 carriles abiertos

Sin cambios desde las 9:00 p.m. GMT-7

Consulta a las fuentes

Última consulta a CBP: · Los reportes se actualizan aproximadamente cada hora

Crossing facts

Open
24 hours, every day · passenger and commercial traffic
Road toll
None in either direction
Allowed and restricted
Personal vehicles, buses, pedestrians and commercial trucks · WSDOT lists no vehicle restrictions
On foot or by bike
Pedestrians accepted · bicycles not explicitly addressed by a current official source, so confirm first
NEXUS lane, into the U.S.
6:00 am – 9:00 pm, daily
NEXUS lane, into Canada
7:00 am – 11:00 pm, daily
FAST
Available both directions · Canada-bound lane open 24 hours
Also here
U.S.-bound Ready Lane · duty-free shop

Pacific Highway carries BC Highway 15 into Washington State Route 543, linking Surrey, British Columbia with Blaine, Washington. CBSA names the office “Pacific Highway”; CBP lists “Truck Crossing” as a separate facility here, and DriveBC’s camera calls the location “Pacific Highway (Truck Crossing)”, the name many local drivers use.

Quick answers

Can commercial trucks use Pacific Highway?

Yes. Pacific Highway is the commercial crossing on the direct Blaine–Surrey route, and trucks barred from Peace Arch must use it. CBP staffs a separate Truck Crossing facility here, while CBSA provides round-the-clock commercial processing and freight services on the Canadian side.

Is there a toll?

No. Pacific Highway has no road toll in either direction. Separate customs, permit or processing fees can still apply to a specific traveller or commercial shipment; those are not road tolls.

What are the NEXUS lane hours?

Pacific Highway is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for passenger and commercial traffic. NEXUS keeps shorter hours: 6:00 am to 9:00 pm entering the United States and 7:00 am to 11:00 pm entering Canada. Outside those windows, NEXUS members use the regular lanes.

Construction and approach traffic

GSA’s expansion work can narrow the approach, and that delay is not included in the booth estimate. A contract awarded in September 2024 adds four personal-vehicle lanes and one outbound lane, bringing the total to ten.

Check the DriveBC camera for the approach before relying on the agency wait alone.