1. Home
  2. Routes
  3. Mexico City → Dallas
Via Laredo, TX

Mexico City to Dallas freight through Laredo

We move freight from Mexico City (CDMX) to Dallas, TX as one door-to-door job: pickup at your plant, Mexican export customs, the crossing at Laredo, CBP clearance and delivery to your customer. One quote, one contact.

3D illustration of a Mexico Connect trailer leaving a factory in Monterrey
Road miles
1,140approx.
Mexico leg
710mi
U.S. leg
430mi
Typical transit
3–5days

Approximate road miles and typical transit. Confirmed with every quote.

How the move works

  1. 01Pickup in Mexico CityA Mexican carrier loads at your dock. We confirm documents and the appointment first.
  2. 02Pedimento, Nuevo LaredoA licensed agente aduanal files the export pedimento; the load goes through the semáforo fiscal.
  3. 03World Trade Bridge or Colombia SolidarityA transfer truck crosses into Laredo, timed with live wait times.
  4. 04CBP clearance, LaredoA licensed U.S. broker files the entry, ideally before the truck arrives.
  5. 05Optional: Laredo cross-dockSplit, store or consolidate if the delivery needs it.
  6. 06Delivery in DallasA U.S. carrier delivers to your customer's dock.

Common freight on this route

  • Consumer and packaged goods
  • Pharmaceutical and personal care (with the right permits)
  • Textiles and apparel
  • Printed and paper products

Route notes

Freight from the Valley of Mexico runs north on highway 57 through Querétaro and San Luis Potosí to Monterrey and Laredo, then I-35 to Dallas. Security and scheduled rest stops are part of planning this lane.

Customs filings are made by licensed brokers on each side and freight is moved by authorized carriers. Mexico Connect coordinates the whole move.

Questions

How long does freight take from Mexico City to Dallas?

Plan for about 3–5 days door to door, including the crossing. Actual time depends on documents, inspection selection, bridge traffic and appointment windows. We confirm a timeline with your quote.

Which bridge do trucks use at Laredo?

Commercial trucks cross on the World Trade Bridge or the Colombia Solidarity Bridge. We pick based on live wait times and your load.

Do you handle customs on both sides?

Yes. Licensed brokers file the Mexican pedimento and the U.S. entry, and we coordinate both so you have one point of contact.

Quote your lane

Tell us where it starts, where it ends and what's in the box. We'll come back with one price for the whole move, usually the same business day.

Chat on WhatsAppOnline 24/7