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Trucks entering the USA by port

Trucks entering the USA from Mexico, port by port, over the latest twelve months.

7.59 milliontrucks entering the USA from MexicoOctober 2025 to September 2026Source: USA Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Border Crossing Entry Data, inbound crossings, October 2025 to September 2026 (read 5 November 2026)

39%through Laredo, TexasOct 2025 to Sep 2026

Where trucks cross

Trucks entering the USA from Mexico by port of entry, October 2025 to September 2026; the area of each circle is proportional to the count

Laredo alone took 39% of the 7,587,566 truck crossings; the Texas ports together took 71%.

Source: USA Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Border Crossing Entry Data, inbound crossings, October 2025 to September 2026 (read 5 November 2026).

Every port, ranked

Trucks entering the USA by port, October 2025 to September 2026, with the change on October 2024 to September 2025

Laredo, Texas2,980,096+0.4% on the year before

Otay Mesa, California990,938−0.9% on the year before

Hidalgo, Texas708,513−1.1% on the year before

Ysleta, Texas654,231+0.1% on the year before

Calexico East, California424,441−7.0% on the year before

Nogales, Arizona402,282−2.2% on the year before

Eagle Pass, Texas305,885−13.3% on the year before

Brownsville, Texas299,399+0.7% on the year before

Santa Teresa, New Mexico191,914+15.4% on the year before

El Paso, Texas174,576+10.7% on the year before

Del Rio, Texas94,907+19.8% on the year before

Progreso, Texas77,907+38.0% on the year before

Tecate, California60,556+1.1% on the year before

Roma, Texas53,808+12.6% on the year before

San Luis, Arizona47,454+7.1% on the year before

Tornillo, Texas35,625+9.8% on the year before

Rio Grande City, Texas27,911−23.4% on the year before

Douglas, Arizona26,327−3.0% on the year before

Columbus, New Mexico16,636−8.9% on the year before

Presidio, Texas11,008+1.8% on the year before

Naco, Arizona2,458−11.3% on the year before

Lukeville, Arizona694+0.0% on the year before

7,587,566 crossings against 7,596,822 the year before (−0.12%). A crossing is a truck entering once; the same truck crossing ten times counts ten.

Source: USA Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Border Crossing Entry Data, inbound crossings, October 2025 to September 2026 (read 5 November 2026); changes are our arithmetic.

Trains, counted apart

Trains entering the USA from Mexico by port, October 2025 to September 2026; never added to the trucks

Laredo, Texas3,801

Eagle Pass, Texas3,456

El Paso, Texas1,255

Brownsville, Texas873

Nogales, Arizona848

Calexico East, California236

Otay Mesa, California175

10,644 trains at 7 ports.

Source: USA Bureau of Transportation Statistics, Border Crossing Entry Data, inbound crossings, October 2025 to September 2026 (read 5 November 2026).

What is absent, and why: container counts. The BTS publishes loaded and empty containers for the Canadian border but not for the Mexican one, so no container chart is drawn. Wait times are published live by USA Customs and Border Protection and are not kept here. Trucks leaving the USA southbound are not counted by this source.

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