going north to San Ysidro crossing

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Mark Youngs john try this, get off the toll road just before the pabellon mall in rosarito and take the libre, this is the "1" stay on this road all the way to the Indian (cauhtemoc) go around him across the bridge. take your very first right followed immediately by another right and you'll be in the CFE parking lot, go through the parking lot and make a right and immediately merge left into the speedway that IS the ready lane. (or go to otay)🤔
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Elice Simonis-Tucker
Elice Simonis-Tucker This is the easiest, most direct way. Make sure to go after 10 am as the TJ police sometimes block off the entirances to the speedway rd. (Depending on traffic back ups) Then you have to go around and past CFE to get to the end of the line

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This is the largest renovation of a land port of entry ever undertaken on the United States – Mexico border. When completed, the United States will have invested $732 million dollars in the project and Mexico will be investing over $2 billion pesos.
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