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Best Time to Cross Colombia Solidarity
BEST DAY TO CROSS
Tuesday
~5m
Typical wait in the afternoon (8 AM–10 PM).
Avoid: Sunday in the afternoon — up to ~1h 6m
General lane · CBP's official hourly statistics (last 15 days). Closed hours don't count.
Every day
BEST TO WORST
CARGO · ANY DAY
Hardly any line
~3m
The line barely changes by day at this crossing. Cross whenever works for you.
Every day
BEST TO WORST
Historical reference · CBP
Week of Labor Day 2025
General lane · Aug 29–Sep 4
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3 days before
- Average
- 18m
- Range
- 5m–1h
16/24 h
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2 days before
- Average
- 1m
- Range
- 0m–5m
8/24 h
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1 day before
No reported data
0/24 h
-
Holiday
- Average
- 2m
- Range
- 0m–10m
16/24 h
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1 day after
- Average
- 4m
- Range
- 0m–15m
16/24 h
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2 days after
- Average
- 6m
- Range
- 0m–20m
16/24 h
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3 days after
- Average
- 7m
- Range
- 0m–30m
16/24 h
General lane · CBP's official hourly statistics (last 15 days). Closed hours don't count.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the best time to cross Colombia Solidarity?
- Typically Tuesday at 6:00 PM, with an average wait of ≈5m in the general lane. The number comes from CBP's official hourly statistics and refreshes daily.
- What is the worst time to cross Colombia Solidarity?
- The heaviest point of the week is usually Sunday at 5:00 PM, with a typical wait of ≈1h 6m. 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?
- This page summarizes the General lane, the line most people use. Trusted lanes (SENTRI or NEXUS, and Ready Lane where available) usually move at their own pace; compare them live on the Colombia Solidarity page.