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Better Understanding Pedestrian Travel on the Paso Del Norte Bridge: Phase 1

February 10, 2014

Supporting the economic development of both Ciudad Juárez and El Paso, the Paso del Norte (PDN) Bridge is one of the busiest border pedestrian crossings between Texas and Mexico. Over the last several years, pedestrian traffic has decreased significantly, partially due to long wait times at border crossings. For instance, the PDN served almost 7.3 million northbound pedestrians in 2002 but only 3.8 million northbound pedestrians in 2011. (Read the Featured Project Page)

Filed Under: Featured News Tagged With: border pedestrian crossing, pedestrian travel

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