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Ciudad Miguel AlemánandRoma
Passenger covers all personal vehicles — cars, SUVs, pickups and vans.
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The Roma bridge links Roma, Texas with Ciudad Miguel Alemán, open 24 hours for its published passenger operation, with a single commercial lane on its own confirm-first footing.
operator schedule; collection direction not verified
Starr County's operator schedule (checked 29 August 2026) — collection direction not verified; confirm at the booth: two-axle car US$4 · pedestrian US$1 · trucks US$11–US$20 by axle count · buses US$25 · vehicle and commercial tags US$5 first-time fee. |
The concrete bridge took over in 1979 from the 1928 Roma suspension bridge.
In 2025 the Roma customs port handled about 896,000 US-bound personal vehicles and 216,000 pedestrians (port-level BTS data). December led for cars.
The published passenger operation, yes — and it is the passenger side that CBP's car wait covers. Commercial processing runs a single lane and needs direct confirmation of its current hours before a cargo run — call the bridge at 956-849-1211.
No — the 1928 suspension bridge, the last of its kind on the Rio Grande, has been out of service since the concrete bridge took over in 1979. It is in serious need of repair, and a 2026 rehabilitation workshop announced no reopening.
No — CBP publishes no pedestrian wait here, and while the toll table carries a pedestrian price, a price row is not proof of walking eligibility or hours. Confirm before planning to cross on foot.