Free and Secure Trade (FAST) lanes are designed for carriers of commercial goods and provides dedicated border crossing lanes and expedited clearance to truckers at the U.S. border with Canada and Mexico. The FAST card is a “trusted traveler” card similar to NEXUS. We list all of the FAST lane locations below.
FAST members reported saving an average of 27 minutes when entering the United States and 18 minutes when entering Canada.
The card may be used in either a FAST lane or other land border crossings. However, the card cannot be used to enter the US in a Sentri or NEXUS lane. To use a FAST lane all persons in a vehicle must possess a valid FAST Commercial Driver card and the vehicle must be transporting eligible goods.
Apply for a FAST Card
If you live in the U.S., you can apply for a FAST card on the Department of Homeland Security’s website.
If you live in Canada, you can apply for a FAST card on the Canadian Border Services Agency website.
If you live in Mexico, you can apply for a FAST card on the Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes (SCT) website.
Fast Lanes Between the U.S. and Canada
If you are a citizen of Canada or the U.S., you can use your FAST membership card as proof of identity and a document that denotes citizenship when entering Canada in all highway lanes, including regular, non-dedicated lanes, as well as by water.
Free and Secure Trade (FAST) lanes are located at the following border crossings when entering the U.S.:
- Blaine, Washington (Pacific Highway)
- Champlain, New York
- Detroit, Michigan (Ambassador Bridge)
- Port Huron, Michigan (Blue Water Bridge)
Below are the hours of operation for Free and Secure Trade (FAST) lanes when entering Canada.
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FAST Lanes Between the U.S. and Mexico
- Brownsville, Texas (Veterans International Bridge)
- Brownsville-Los Indios, Texas
- Calexico East, California
- El Paso, Texas (Bridge of the Americas)
- El Paso, Texas (Yselta)
- Hidalgo-Pharr, Texas
- Laredo, Texas (Laredo-Colombia Solidarity Bridge)
- Laredo, Texas (World Trade Bridge)
- Nogales-Mariposa, Arizona
- Otay Mesa, California
- Santa Teresa, New Mexico