Ontario · updated 1:15 p.m. EST
Thousand Islands Bridge border wait time
The Lansdowne crossing, from Alexandria Bay, NY. The wait entering Canada from CBSA, and into the US from CBP.
Into Canada, travellers
No delay
Into Canada, commercial
No delay
Into the US, cars
No current report
CBSA reported at 1:15 p.m. EST. Waits change quickly: check again before you leave.
Typical wait by hour, entering Canada
Monday to Friday · busiest around 3 p.m., about 1 min
Saturday and Sunday · busiest around 6 p.m., about 5 min
Average of CBSA's traveller wait reports over the last eight weeks, on the crossing's own clock; we have kept them since October 27. A typical wait, not a forecast: check the wait now before you leave.
On the road to the crossing Highway 137
Other crossings in Ontario
- Cornwall (Seaway International Bridge)No current report
- Prescott (Ogdensburg Bridge)No delay
- Sault Ste. Marie International BridgeNo delay
- Fort Frances BridgeNo delay
- Queenston-Lewiston BridgeNo delay
- Rainbow Bridge1 min
- Peace Bridge1 min
- Blue Water BridgeNo delay
- Detroit–Windsor TunnelNo delay
- Ambassador BridgeNo delay
- Gordie Howe International BridgeNo delay
Questions
- How long is the wait at Thousand Islands Bridge right now?
- Entering Canada: no delay for travellers and no delay for commercial traffic, as CBSA reported at 1:15 p.m. EST. Entering the US: no current report for cars, by CBP.
- Where do these wait times come from?
- The wait entering Canada is the Canada Border Services Agency's own estimate, updated about every hour. The wait entering the US is US Customs and Border Protection's. Live Roads reads both through Roadscore every few minutes and shows the time of each report.
- Which highway leads to Thousand Islands Bridge?
- Highway 137 on the Canadian side. Closures and construction on it near the crossing are listed on this page.
Wait entering Canada: Canada Border Services Agency, Open Government Licence – Canada. Wait entering the US: US Customs and Border Protection, also on Live Roads USA. All crossings →