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Is SENTRI worth it at Anzalduas?

At Anzalduas, SENTRI saves about ~38m per crossing over the General lane on average — and up to ~1h 3m at the worst hour. If you cross often, that's roughly 6 h less in line every 10 crossings. Here's the hour-by-hour breakdown, from this crossing's own history.

How much each lane saves at Anzalduas

SENTRI
38m
saved per crossing, on average
up to ~1h 3m at the worst hour (10 PM)
Ready
5m
saved per crossing, on average

Every 10 crossings ≈ 6 h less in line with SENTRI.

Savings by hour

Hour SENTRI Ready
6 AM ~11m ~5m
7 AM ~22m ~5m
8 AM ~28m ~5m
9 AM ~35m ~5m
10 AM ~46m ~5m
11 AM ~46m ~4m
12 PM ~47m ~5m
1 PM ~44m ~4m
2 PM ~49m ~6m
3 PM ~52m ~5m
4 PM ~50m ~4m
5 PM ~45m ~4m
6 PM ~41m ~5m
7 PM ~34m ~4m
8 PM ~31m ~5m
9 PM ~26m ~4m
10 PM ~1h 3m ~5m
11 PM ~10m ~5m

Trusted-lane vs. General average, from this crossing's official CBP hourly statistics (last 16 days). Closed hours don't count.

Frequently asked questions

How much does SENTRI save at Anzalduas?
About ~38m per crossing over the General lane on average, and up to ~1h 3m at the worst hour, based on this crossing's own CBP wait history.
Is SENTRI worth it for me?
If you cross Anzalduas often, yes — every 10 crossings is roughly 6 h less in line. If you cross only occasionally the payoff is smaller; check the live times before you leave.
How do I get SENTRI?
SENTRI is issued by CBP through the Trusted Traveler Programs (TTP). It needs an interview appointment and an enrollment fee.