Available crossings
Choose crossings for a local guide, hotel, parking site, or business page.
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Tools for Local Sites
Add border waits to local guides, business pages, hotels, clinics, or parking sites.
Quick answer
Use these feeds to show a wait and link back; preserve source, update time, and crossing route.
Latest wait
Show wait, lanes, and trend for one important crossing.
Open wait24-hour history
Help compare times through the day before leaving.
View history30-day history
Plan repeat trips with clearer daily patterns.
View trendsNearby crossings
Offer alternatives when one crossing is heavy.
View optionsWait card
A simple card for blogs, hotels, clinics, and local sites.
View cardHistorical chart widget
Embeddable chart with range, lane, size, and visible attribution.
View chartDaily report
Regional summary with source, data age, stale state, and sponsor when present.
Open reportPage registry
Public discovery for published indexable pages, with private routes excluded.
View registryFor a ready-to-copy card, use the wait card builder.
Feed questions
Which feed should I use to show a current wait?
Use the latest wait endpoint for one crossing when you need minutes, lanes, source, and update time. Use the wait widget when you need a ready-to-embed card.
Which feed should I use to compare historical patterns?
Use 24-hour, 7-day, 30-day, 1-year, 5-year, or all available history. Historical chart widgets can also return embeddable HTML and CSV.
How do nearby crossings help a local guide?
The nearby crossings endpoint helps show alternatives when one port is heavy. Link each alternative to its canonical page for lanes, sources, history, and alerts.
Can I use these feeds on a commercial local site?
Yes, for public data and widgets with visible attribution. Preserve source, update time, crossing link, and use policies; do not cache or reuse camera media unless source terms allow it.
Camera slots for local sites
Use camera links beside waits; players appear when the source works reliably here.
Source records4/4 visible
Source: SANDAG / 511 San Diego
US / MX511 San Diego border-area cameras and traffic
Official traffic source includes events, speeds, and cameras. Embed and reuse rights are not verified.
Source: California Department of Transportation
US / MXCaltrans QuickMap CCTV
Official CWWP2 CCTV data provides HTTPS JSON and image URLs for integration at no charge. Keep source credit visible; do not store frames or run vision.
Source: City of Laredo International Bridge System
US / MXCity of Laredo bridge cameras
Official public camera page. City disclaimer requires prior written permission for commercial distribution or republication.
- USBridge I - Laredo side
- MXBridge I - Mexico side
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Source: Texas Department of Transportation
US / MXTxDOT Laredo CCTV map
Official TxDOT live camera district page. Keep link-first until direct media API and reuse terms are verified.