Dunvale
Border domain

Represented US-Mexico and US-Canada border locations, refreshed on source cadence.

Source-fact-ready published wait rows with source policy checks, anomaly signals, source freshness, and historical baselines for 85 represented port locations across the US-Mexico and US-Canada borders.

Before broad source-level claims, users should check /v1/sources sourceClaimAudit plus claimBearing and sourceFactHealth. Raw-current, non-live, stale, no-row, planned, future, missing-parser-policy, and embedding-backlog rows stay context-only unless packet evidence proves exact claim use. Free no-key access covers reports, feeds, manifests, discovery pages, and current public crossing pages; raw rows, historical exports, and feature windows require scoped server-side access.

85
Represented port locations
10
Border regions
7
Lane types
15 min
Refresh cadence
Border corridor operations represented as inspection lanes and source overlays.

Border evidence layer

Waits, weather, reports, and commercial context stay tied to represented crossings, evidence IDs, and claim policy.

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Data sources powering this domain

CBP Border Wait Times

Every 15 min

US Customs & Border Protection

Published wait-time observations at represented US land border ports, by lane type where published.

Evidence use: Claim-bearing wait use requires packet evidence IDs, source timestamps, freshness, row claim guidance, and source policy checks.

CBSA Border Wait Times

Every 15 min

Canada Border Services Agency

Published Canadian-side wait times for represented US-Canada crossings, plus service-standard context where available.

Evidence use: Claim-bearing wait use requires packet evidence IDs, source timestamps, freshness, row claim guidance, and source policy checks.

Methodology

Wait time data is pulled directly from CBP and CBSA at the cadence each agency publishes. Claim-bearing use requires packet evidence IDs, source timestamps, source freshness, source policy checks, and row claim guidance. Anomaly detection runs statistical comparisons against rolling baselines, flagging deviations beyond two standard deviations. Forecast fields are treated as enabled model/rule outputs only when the deployed service provides them.

Example questions this data can support

What source-fact-ready waits exist for Laredo World Trade?

Returns latest published commercial standard, FAST, and passenger rows with source timestamp, freshness, and anomaly classification when available.

How does this compare to a typical Tuesday?

Compares timestamped values to the rolling baseline for the same hour and day-of-week.

Build with the border domain.

Email reports, scoped REST API, feeds, and webhooks — choose the integration that fits how your team or system works.