Are you planning a trip from Texas to Mexico and wondering where to cross the border? Texas has the most Mexico border crossings than any state in the U.S. Determining the best option for your journey depends on many factors, including the type of vehicle you’ll be driving or if you’ll be walking, where in… Read more »
The Mexico Free or Border Zone was designated by the Mexican government to make it easier for travelers to enter Mexico and improve tourism along the U.S. border. Vehicles driving in these zones do not need a Temporary Vehicle Importation Permit (TIP). And, for stays less than 72 hours in the Free Zone, a… Read more »
There are nine Mexico border crossings in Arizona. Being familiar with where to cross the border, what services are available and what roads to use both to enter Mexico and exit back into the U.S., can save a lot of time. Whether you are driving to Mexico for a long vacation and need a temporary… Read more »
If you’ve traveled by car or foot across the U.S / Mexican Border, you know that it can often entail a long wait to get through customs. The good news is there’s more than just one crossing point, and depending on your situation, that can save you a lot of time. So whether you’re just… Read more »
Crossing back into the USA from Mexico can be an ordeal at times. The process is more stringent than ever before, and some travelers are still experiencing unnecessary delays because of their failure to prepare in advance. If you’re planning to cross the Mexican border back into the United States, here are a few tips… Read more »
