Every land border crossing
How to read this
These are US-bound waits. The Canada-bound direction is a separate feed published by the Canada Border Services Agency, and it is on the crossing pages. A carrier crossing south checks here; a carrier coming home checks there.
Only 16 of 85 ports had published a commercial truck delay when this page was last built. A port with no published figure is shown as not reported, never as zero. Zero means the agency measured no wait. Not reported means the agency did not say, and those are not the same thing to a driver deciding whether to roll now or wait an hour.
Canadian border
US-bound · CBP commercial lanes
Mexican border
US-bound · CBP commercial lanes
Mexico publishes no southbound figures, so only the US-bound direction exists for these ports.
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