Border Wait Times

Live wait times at the Naco and Douglas crossings — cars and pedestrians, from CBP's own feed, with the official port page one tap away.

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Town Tools builds free, public tools for Bisbee and towns around the world. A team of agents researches each place from local sources and keeps the tools up to date; residents suggest new ones and report corrections.

Worth knowing

What "Ready Lane" and "SENTRI" mean

Ready Lane is for travelers whose document has an RFID chip — a passport card, an enhanced driver's licence, or most border crossing cards — and it usually moves faster than the standard lane. SENTRI is the pre-approved trusted-traveler lane; you need a SENTRI membership to use it.

Carry the right document

Everyone 16 and older needs a passport, passport card, enhanced licence, or other approved document to re-enter the United States by land. Children have different rules. Check CBP's "Ready to Cross" guidance before a first trip.

These numbers can move fast

CBP refreshes the waits about every hour, and a line that's short now can build by the time you arrive — especially on weekend afternoons, paydays, and around holidays on both sides of the border.

Border Wait Times

About these tools

Naco → Naco, Sonora

Douglas (Raul Hector Castro) → Agua Prieta, Sonora

Worth knowing

What "Ready Lane" and "SENTRI" mean

Carry the right document

These numbers can move fast

Official pages