San Luis II

San Luis II connects the San Luis Río Colorado area in Sonora with San Luis, Arizona. CBP identifies this crossing as 260802 and lists commercial vehicle lanes. Its passenger-vehicle and pedestrian maximum-lane fields are marked not applicable. Plan a commercial movement around the San Luis II report, rather than treating it as the passenger or walking report for the city.

San Luis I is a different CBP entry, numbered 260801. The two reports have their own hours and status, so a reading for one should not be substituted for the other.

CBP lists San Luis II's port hours as 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A published schedule is a starting point for dispatch planning, not a guarantee that a particular lane is operating throughout that period. Before the vehicle leaves, check the current port status and any border notice in the CBP report.

Allow enough flexibility for inspection and the approach to the port. A change in status or a pending update may affect the information available when the driver arrives.

Choose the commercial-vehicle section for port 260802. CBP provides fields for standard and FAST commercial lanes; check the current status and timestamp for the relevant field. A displayed estimate describes the reported queue at the time of the update, not a reservation or a promise of how long the next truck will wait.

If a field is blank or says an update is pending, do not interpret it as zero minutes. Recheck the feed as the trip approaches, and follow directions at the crossing. Port hours alone do not establish which individual lanes are open.

The CBP wait information concerns northbound entry into the United States. It should not be used as a southbound estimate for a trip into Mexico. Check the direction as well as the port number when sharing the reading with a driver or dispatcher.

CBP explains that land-border estimates use either manual observation against established reference points or an automated system. The published number is an estimate, and its update time matters when conditions change. A missing value cannot tell you the queue length.

Confirm the driver's travel documents and the shipment paperwork required for the particular movement with the responsible carrier or broker. Keep the port number, operating window and current lane status with the dispatch information so the driver can check the same crossing.

Review CBP notices again near departure. If the planned arrival falls outside the listed window, revise the schedule with the carrier using current official information instead of assuming that the port is open overnight.