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Best Time to Cross Colombia Solidarity

BEST DAY TO CROSS
Monday ~5m
Typical wait in the morning (8–12 AM).
Avoid: Thursday around midday — up to ~31m

We use the newest CBP typical profile for each weekday within a 14-day window. Data covers 7 of 7 weekdays; closed hours are excluded. This is a historical reference, not a forecast. How border wait times are calculated

Every day BEST TO WORST
  1. Monday The best
    ~5m The calmest. Barely any line before dawn.
  2. Tuesday #2
    ~5m Fine if you skip the afternoon.
  3. Wednesday #3
    ~5m Fine if you skip the afternoon.
  4. Saturday #4
    ~5m Good before dawn; midday climbs only a little.
  5. Sunday #5
    ~5m Good before dawn; midday climbs only a little.
  6. Friday #6
    ~8m Fine if you skip the afternoon.
  7. Thursday The worst
    ~11m The worst of the week. Avoid 10 AM–2 PM.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best time to cross Colombia Solidarity?
For vehicles in the General lane, typically Tuesday at 12:00 PM, with an average wait of ≈0m. The number comes from CBP's official hourly statistics and refreshes daily.
What is the worst time to cross Colombia Solidarity?
For vehicles in the General lane, the heaviest point of the week is usually Monday at 10:00 PM, with a typical wait of ≈1h. Check the live wait times before you leave — any given day can behave differently from the typical pattern.
Where does this data come from and how reliable is it?
From CBP's official hourly statistics for Colombia Solidarity: we take the most recent typical pattern for each weekday (the averages are CBP's), so it reflects the usual behavior, not a forecast. Any given day can vary with weather, holidays or operations — so check the live wait times before you leave.
Is the best time the same for every lane?
Each tab summarizes the General lane for its mode: vehicles, pedestrian or commercial. Trusted lanes (SENTRI or NEXUS, and Ready Lane where available) usually move at their own pace; compare all lanes live on the Colombia Solidarity page.