McAllen Bridges Expansion Signals New Phase for Trade and Cargo Operations
· Texas Border Business
The McAllen Citizens League recently held its final program of the season, focusing on the impact of the city's international bridges on trade and economic activity. Juan Olaguibel, assistant city manager, presented on the McAllen-Hidalgo International Bridge, which has been operational since 1926 and sees about 250,000 vehicles and 120,000 pedestrians monthly. He highlighted an $85 million cargo expansion project at the Anzalduas International Bridge, set to enhance customs processing and efficiency. The project, nearing completion, will allow Mexican customs operations on the U.S. side, aiming to make this bridge the fastest in the nation for certified cargo.
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