Pick a crossing, check the current wait, cameras, alerts, nearby businesses, and help before you leave.
Current waits, older readings and cameras answer different questions.
A reading for one crossing, direction and lane. It does not include your drive to the crossing or guarantee how long your trip will take.
When the displayed lane reading was observed. Reloading the page does not make an older reading newer. Check the time zone beside it.
A reported zero is different from missing data. A dash, No data or Unavailable must never be read as a zero-minute wait.
A recent earlier reading may remain visible with a delayed-update warning. Its original observation time still applies; it is not a fresh reading.
Closed is an operating status, not a wait estimate. Missing data does not establish that a lane is closed.
Past readings summarized by day. A plotted daily average is not one raw observation, and a gap does not mean zero. History is not a live forecast.
The dates and readings actually available, which may cover only part of the requested period. Compare the same lane and direction before drawing conclusions.
The view loaded in this browser recently. That does not verify the camera capture time or measure your wait. Unchecked views are not confirmed outages.
Three steps: choose a crossing, compare, then set an alert.
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Compare the shortest current waits, update times, and nearby traffic before you leave.
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Official lane wait stays separate.Five distinct guides for preparing the trip and finding help near the crossing.
The main menu stays focused on crossings, lanes, documents, cameras, weather, and alerts.
Forecast data is unavailable; simulated weather is not shown.
We do not show simulated weather. Check a local weather provider before leaving.
For Olympic event travel, check passport, visa, minor travel, vehicle, and re-entry details before picking a crossing.
No event dates claimed here; use official event sources.
Large border-adjacent events can shift traffic toward lanes, hotels, shuttles, and airports.
Road advisories are approach context, not official lane waits.
Holidays, festivals, and long weekends need documents, permitted food, insurance, and a return plan.
Check alerts and official sources before driving.