The Eagle Pass–Piedras Negras crossing includes International Bridge 1 (downtown) and the Camino Real bridge (Bridge 2).
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Crossing Eagle Pass–Piedras Negras: full guide
Which bridge to use: Bridge 1 or Camino Real
To drive from Piedras Negras to Eagle Pass, the Camino Real bridge (Bridge 2) is the main one and usually flows better for vehicles. International Bridge 1 downtown is the most practical if you're on foot or headed to central Eagle Pass. Compare the live times above before deciding which to take.
Best times to cross at Eagle Pass
Northbound, weekday mornings and Sunday afternoons tend to have longer lines, along with holidays. Early morning and mid-afternoon on weekdays usually have lighter waits. Check today's live number before leaving Piedras Negras.
Ready Lane and pedestrian crossing
When the Eagle Pass port runs Ready Lane, crossing is faster with an RFID chip document, like a chip-enabled border crossing card, passport, or green card. International Bridge 1 also has a pedestrian crossing into downtown Eagle Pass. The page shows which lanes are open and their live wait.
SENTRI and Ready Lane guide: requirements and costs
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