Interesting article from a New Mexico paper this week about crossing from Juarez to El Paso: www.daily-times.com/news/ci_5475812. It's part of a series they're doing about this area.
Indeed, those of us who invested $750+ in border speed passes (Dedicated Commuter Lane passes) find it easiest to ferry pass-less people into the U.S. by dropping them at a pedestrian bridge, crossing as normal via the vehicle speed lane, and then waiting for them at the U.S. end of the bridge. It's much faster for visitors to cross on foot than by car.
© 2007 http://cjmex.blogspot.com/
Indeed, those of us who invested $750+ in border speed passes (Dedicated Commuter Lane passes) find it easiest to ferry pass-less people into the U.S. by dropping them at a pedestrian bridge, crossing as normal via the vehicle speed lane, and then waiting for them at the U.S. end of the bridge. It's much faster for visitors to cross on foot than by car.
© 2007 http://cjmex.blogspot.com/
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