Pharr

The Pharr–Reynosa International Bridge connects Pharr, Texas, and Reynosa, Tamaulipas. CBP places it under Hidalgo/Pharr, but identifies this particular crossing as Pharr, number 230502. The same port group also has Hidalgo and Anzalduas reports. Choose the bridge named in your route before comparing waits.

CBP lists Pharr’s crossing hours as 6 a.m. to midnight. These are port hours, not a guarantee that every lane is open throughout that period. Check the current lane status and timestamp before you leave. Check again before joining the queue.

The passenger report has separate fields for general, Ready Lane and SENTRI traffic. Their updates can differ, so look at the field that matches your vehicle and the credentials of everyone traveling with you. A shorter displayed wait does not grant access to a restricted lane.

For Ready Lane, CBP requires an eligible RFID travel card for each traveler aged 16 or older. A passport book alone is not a qualifying Ready Lane card. SENTRI requires prior approval under CBP’s trusted traveler program; check your eligibility before choosing it.

Pharr’s CBP report also separates commercial standard and FAST fields from passenger vehicles. Freight drivers should use the commercial section rather than treating an automobile wait as a truck estimate. Check whether the relevant commercial lane is operating when you travel.

CBP describes the commercial measurement as starting at the exit of the toll booth in Mexico. The report identifies the end of its measurement segment as the entrance to U.S. CBP primary inspection. The published wait is an estimate for that segment, not a promise of the total trip time.

CBP’s pedestrian fields for Pharr are marked N/A. An N/A field does not mean a wait of zero minutes. Hidalgo has a separate pedestrian report, so travelers considering that crossing should consult its own information and current status.

For entry into the United States, check CBP’s travel-document guidance for each person’s citizenship and status. Keep documents accessible for inspection and verify that any card you plan to use is eligible for the chosen lane. CBP wait estimates describe entry into the United States and can change between updates.