INTERNATIONAL BRIDGES IN LAREDO, TEXAS

==Laredo, Texas International Bridge System==

★ Gateway to the Americas International Bridge

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★ Informally known as Laredo International Bridge 1

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★ Located in the San Agustin Historical District

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★ Pedestrians and Non-commercial Vehicles only



★ Juarez-Lincoln International Bridge

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★ Informally known as Laredo International Bridge 2

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★ Located in the Southern terminus of Interstate 35

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★ Non-commercial Vehicles and Limited Commercial Vehicles ie: buses



★ Colombia-Solidarity International Bridge

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★ Informally known as Laredo International Bridge 3

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★ The only bridge located in the Nuevo Leon, Mexico / Texas border

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★ Commercial and Non-commercial Vehicles



★ World Trade International Bridge

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★ Informally known as Laredo International Bridge 4

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★ Located In the Northern Terminus of Texas State Highway Loop 20

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★ Commercial Vehicles only



★ Texas-Mexican Railway International Bridge

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★ Informally known as the Laredo International Railway Bridge

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★ Located in Southwest Laredo, Texas

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★ It Links the Texas Mexican Railway in United States with the Kansas City Railway in Mexico
==Proposed International Bridges in the Laredo, Texas Area==

★ Laredo International Bridge 5

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★ As known as the South Laredo International Bridge project

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★ Proposed International Bridge the serve the South Laredo area

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★ Current discussions as to who will build the Bridge between Webb County and Laredo, Texas

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★ Non-commercial traffic only



★ Laredo International Railway Bridge 2

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★ Also known as the Union Pacific International Railway Bridge project

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★ Proposed International Railway Bridge to divert railway cargo out of Laredo, Texas residential areas

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★ Will be built in the Northwest Laredo area

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★ Already has Presidential Permit



★ Laredo-Colombia International Railway Bridge 3

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★ Proposed International Railway Bridge to allow railway cargo to go through the Nuevo Leon border

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★ First International Railway Bridge on the Nuevo Leon / Texas border

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★ Mexican Goververnment approved the bridge