Current crossing hours
Schedule reviewed October 13, 2026. Eagle Pass Bridge I: 7 a.m.–11 p.m.; Bridge II: 24 hours.
These are U.S.-bound CBP schedules in local time, not Mexican southbound, immigration or vehicle-permit office hours. Check CBP’s current port hours, lane status and notices before leaving. Not every lane operates for the full port schedule.
For Mexico-bound travel, confirm immigration and vehicle-permit services separately. Consult Banjercito’s official guidance and the chosen module; do not assume 24-hour permit or cancellation service.
Eagle Pass, Texas – Piedras Negras, Coahuila Border Crossing
Eagle Pass, Texas – Piedras Negras, Coahuila Border Crossing
Phone: (830) 773-9454
Eagle Pass and Piedras Negras are connected by two international bridges. Pick the one that suits your trip before you arrive.
Bridge I (Camino Real International Bridge, downtown)
U.S.-bound Bridge I: 7 a.m.–11 p.m. daily.
Passenger vehicles and pedestrians only. No commercial trucks.
Bridge II (Camino Real II, south of downtown)
U.S.-bound passenger crossing: 24 hours daily.
Handles both passenger and commercial traffic, and is generally the easier approach for large RVs. Check current lane restrictions and any local construction before you go.
Banjercito/CIITEV service hours are not confirmed here. Verify the specific module and permit or cancellation service before travelling; crossing hours do not establish office hours.
Comments:
No specific parking information is available for either bridge. Ask bridge staff on arrival if you need directions to parking.
Toll (rates change — confirm current pricing before you travel):
Passenger vehicles – $4.00 USD southbound / $30 MXN northbound
Pedestrians – $1.00 USD southbound / $5 MXN northbound
Commercial vehicles – $5.00 USD per axle southbound / $60 MXN per axle northbound
Directions
To Mexico
From Eagle Pass, follow US 57 south to the bridge of your choice. Bridge I feeds directly into downtown Piedras Negras; Bridge II connects to Mexican Federal Highway 57 toward the city center and points south.
To US
From Piedras Negras, follow the bridge signs back to US 57 and Eagle Pass, and choose the General, Ready Lane, or SENTRI approach that applies to you.
Useful Information for this border crossing:
Vehicle Permits and Fees for Mexico – what you need for your Temporary Import Permit before you cross.
Mexican Auto Insurance – get properly covered before you drive south.
Piedras Negras, Coahuila – more on the city on the Mexican side.
Check current CBP border wait times for Eagle Pass before you head to the bridge.