Overview
- Officials say construction is on track to finish this year, with opening targeted for as soon as early 2026 pending commissioning.
- No exact date has been set as WDBA completes quality reviews, testing and commissioning while U.S. and Canadian border agencies prepare to operate the crossing.
- Testing spans the 16 toll lanes at the Canadian port of entry, including overhead signage, barrier gates, payment systems and operator training.
- Crews are verifying lighting systems, including 164 streetlights and nearly 5,000 LED aesthetic lights, and the span features dynamic lane signs for traffic management.
- Major structural work is largely complete with the deck connected and tower cranes removed, as interior finishes, fencing, landscaping and I‑75 interchange signage advance at the ports of entry.