Current crossing hours
Schedule reviewed October 13, 2026. El Paso: BOTA, Paso del Norte and Ysleta, 24 hours; Stanton DCL, 6 a.m.–midnight, subject to lane eligibility.
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.
El Paso, Texas – Ciudad Juaez, Chihuahua Border Crossing
El Paso, Texas – Ciudad Juaez, Chihuahua Border Crossing
There are three bridges in El Paso that go into CD Juarez. All are very busy and congested and not suitable for RV’s. We suggest Santa Teresa to the West just into New Mexico.
U.S.-bound passenger vehicles: 24 hours.
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 tolls
The Stanton “Good Neighbor Bridge is on the right – Paso del Norte on the left
Hours:
Private Vehicles
U.S.-bound Stanton DCL: 6 a.m.–midnight; check eligibility and current lane notices.
Southbound hours must be confirmed separately with Mexican authorities.
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:
Tolls
Private Vehicles – $2.50Pedestrians – $0.50
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:
Tolls
Private Vehicles – $2.50Pedestrians – $0.50
To US
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