“We had previously scaled staffing at the nearby San Ysidro port of entry because of significant drops in traffic volumes,” said CBP Director of Field Operations for San Diego, Pete Flores. The week of March 2 compared to last week, CBP officials saw a 43% decrease in vehicle traffic and a 69% decrease in pedestrians. On April 20, the U.S., Mexico, and Canada agreed to extend restrictions on non-essential travel across their shared borders for an additional 30 days.ĬBP officials have experienced a significant decrease in the volume of northbound traffic arriving at the Otay Mesa border crossing. On April 5, CBP officials announced changes to hours of operation at select ports of entry along the California/Mexico border, in response to decreased traffic volumes because of COVID-19 and restrictions against non-essential travel. This is a change to the passenger portion of the port of entry there are no changes to the cargo/commercial facility at the port of entry hours. SENTRI members will be able to use the Ready Lanes at the crossing, designated for travelers with RFID-enabled documents. The Otay Mesa passenger border crossing is open 24 hours per day. New operating hours for SENTRI vehicle lanes will be 4 a.m. Customs and Border Protection officials are announcing changes to operational hours for vehicle SENTRI lanes at the Otay Mesa passenger port of entry, as result of decreased traffic volume.
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