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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Many Bisbee families cross to Naco, Sonora — to see relatives, shop, or visit the dentist or pharmacy — and the wait at the line decides whether it's a quick errand or a long afternoon. These are the waits U.S. Customs and Border Protection is reporting right now at the two crossings closest to town.
About 10 minutes south of Bisbee on the Naco Highway.
The quiet local crossing straight south of town — passenger vehicles and pedestrians, open around the clock.
Not reported right now
Hours: 24 hrs/day · CBP reading at 02:56:54 (border local time), 6/26/2026.
About 45 minutes east of Bisbee via US-191 and AZ-80.
The larger crossing east of Bisbee into Agua Prieta — more lanes and more services on the Sonora side, but a longer drive and often a longer line.
1 min
1 lane open
Hours: 24 hrs/day · CBP reading at 02:56:54 (border local time), 6/26/2026.
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These are CBP's own reported wait times, refreshed about every hour. A lane shown with no delay can still build, and the line can change while you drive — check the official port page before you go.
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.
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.
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.
Data: U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Border Wait Times (bwt.cbp.gov) — a public-domain product of the U.S. federal government, shown as CBP reports it. This page is not CBP and is not an alert service.