Canada–US border wait times
Official northbound CBSA border waits and why roadway queues are separate.
Official northbound CBSA border waits and why roadway queues are separate.
Practical checks before departure
The CBSA wait-time service reports travel into Canada from the United States. U.S.-bound waits require a different source.
Commercial vehicles and passenger cars can have different lanes and inspection times.
A bridge approach can be congested even when inspection queue estimates are short.
Surrey ↔ Blaine · passenger crossing
Surrey ↔ Blaine · freight and passengers
Fort Erie ↔ Buffalo
Windsor ↔ Detroit
Sarnia ↔ Port Huron
Highway 75 ↔ Interstate 29
Highway 4 ↔ Interstate 15
Autoroute 15 ↔ Interstate 87
CBSA current border waits (entering Canada)
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