It started off bad when we got to the end of the border road after toll road. You have to make a left turn to get to the ramp. However there are cones
and yellow tape that devide the road...one side is to border other side goes to somewhere in T.J. ( you won't want to know where it goes but you will
be "lost")....WELL there are no signs saying which side to be on and we are on wrong side......probably spent 20 minutes driving around and found
lanes going to crossing.These lanes are on right side next to the sentri lanes. Got in line and happy to be there....EXCEPT we moved forward about 5
car lengths in the next 2 hours .....after that in began its normal
movement....
Does anybody know if something happened to cause such a long delay
Surfers, Jim, Surfers
Dave - 12-14-2009 at 12:07 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by surfer jim
Does anybody know if something happened to cause such a long delay
Originally posted by TBcountry
GET SENTRI !!!! best thing I have ever done
Don't you, like, need to have a job....
Dude?Bajahowodd - 12-14-2009 at 01:32 PM
I had one of those same leisurely experiences last year. All I can offer is that Sunday at 6pm is gonna be busy.surfer jim - 12-14-2009 at 07:17 PM
I have truck camper and read that SENTRI can't be used for rv's...maybe I'm wrong?
Expected 1 1/2-2 maybe....but not 3+....... they have been sending me to secondary last few times because of the camper but this time nothing...only
there one minute at the booth.....Udo - 12-14-2009 at 08:28 PM
Next time cross @ Tecate!
Right David?Bajame - 12-14-2009 at 08:45 PM
Tecate has 20 miles of muddy torn up roads that are under construction. The same thing happen to me trying to get to the crossing at Otay and then I
ended up at the other crossing. But least I made it. Traffic in Ensenada was horrible as most of the traffic lights were out. took about a hour and a
half to cross.David K - 12-14-2009 at 11:28 PM
Right Udo... Use the Free road which leaves the toll road just a mile or so north of the Tecate Highway... drive 7 miles up, past El Tigre then take
the new paved road to Guadalupe... This route parallels the Hwy. 3 construction zone... and get to Tecate.