Getting around El Paso

The El Paso Streetcar connects Downtown and the UTEP area. Check Sun Metro for current operating days and service hours.

Sun Metro operates local buses and Brio rapid transit services. Check route maps, fares and schedules before leaving.

I-10 is the main east–west corridor. US 54 serves Northeast El Paso, Loop 375 connects several parts of the city, and Transmountain Road crosses the Franklin Mountains.

Traffic, construction and mountain weather can affect travel times. Check current conditions rather than relying on a fixed estimate.

El Paso International Airport serves the city. Rental cars, taxis and rideshare are available; confirm current pickup instructions and transit options with the airport.

Downtown has metered spaces, garages and paid lots. Check posted hours, rates and event restrictions.

Shopping centers generally provide customer parking. State parks may require entry fees and reservations.

Downtown, Sunset Heights and the UTEP area offer walkable destinations. The Rio Grande corridor has recreational paths; check access before setting out.

Carry water, plan for heat and wind, and use designated cycling routes.

El Paso connects with Ciudad Juárez through Paso del Norte, Stanton Street, Bridge of the Americas and Ysleta–Zaragoza ports of entry. Check which lanes and traveler types each port serves.

Check CBP wait times and official document requirements before crossing. SENTRI lanes require the appropriate eligibility; hours and procedures can change.