The crossing is officially called "San Luis Rio Colorado II" and is located in San Luis Rio (the Mexican State of Sonora) and will connect to Yuma, Arizona.
It is estimated that 220,000 vehicles will use the new border crossing on a daily basis.
Friday, November 5, 2010
New Border Crossing Opens in Mexico
The new border crossing is a 4 lane, $70 million dollar project, which was built to help alleviate congestion.
The crossing is officially called "San Luis Rio Colorado II" and is located in San Luis Rio (the Mexican State of Sonora) and will connect to Yuma, Arizona.
It is estimated that 220,000 vehicles will use the new border crossing on a daily basis.
The new port is approximately 5 miles to the east of the original "San Luis Rio Colorado" border crossing.
The crossing is officially called "San Luis Rio Colorado II" and is located in San Luis Rio (the Mexican State of Sonora) and will connect to Yuma, Arizona.
It is estimated that 220,000 vehicles will use the new border crossing on a daily basis.
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