We can hardly tell if it is lit (Nexus is open) or not (Nexus is closed). Also the Nexus lane has a light that is very dim and not visible from far away. Sometimes after waiting in the long backups and getting close, we discovered we were too many lanes away and couldn't cross the backed up traffic to get to the Nexus lane. If we knew it was always on the right or left, that would not be terribly difficult but they keep changing the lanes and moving the Nexus. As you approach the border, you have to make sure you are positioned so you can move into the Nexus lane as soon as it becomes accessible. Last year we were very frustrated by the Nexus system. We'd love to hear your stories, too so send them by email to info at this domain. Below are comments from individuals and families who are participating in the Nexus program or who have participated on the past and were denied the privilege of continuing. Visit the Canadian Border Wait Times page or the US Border wait times page. You can check the border traffic back ups online before you go.
They still publish ANOTHER page seemingly dedicated to the Nexus Card program, but it, too is an obsolete web page (!). BEWARE: That page is for general information only. If you use a Nexus Pass to cross the US Canadian border, you must follow specific border crossing rules and regulations from Homeland Security. Visit this website to renew a Nexus Trusted Traveler Card. Canadian cell companies are notorious for how aggressively they try to capture cell phones operating near the border, so that consumers might connect to Canadian towers and be forced to pay roaming charges.
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This site is not about smart phones nor the Android operating system, but if you travel across the border to Canada, you may need a special cell phone calling plan if you don't want to be charged exhorbitant roaming fees. If you are looking for information on the Google Android-based Nexus One Cell Phone, try this Wikipedia link. There is not yet an app for using your smartphone to display a Nexus Pass at the border (neither Android nor iPhone). It had the same name as the Nexus pass ("Nexus"). The Nexus One was an Android-driven cell phone from Google.
IMPORTANT! Remember, every person in a group must be registered with a valid Nexus pass! This is a common mistake some make - driving up to a border crossing with someone in the car who is NOT registered with thir own Nexus pass can be a violation that causes ALL of the Nexus-pass holders in the car to lose their Nexus cards! The Google Nexus One Smart Phone lawful permanent residents and Canadian citizens. Card holder have access to TSA PreCheck® expedited security lanes at airports within the U.S. from Canada (by boat or perhaps swimming).Īt airports, there are expedited lines/queues for those privielged enough to have registered Nexus cards. The Nexus pass also provides for expedited marine entry into U.S. or Canada, every person in the vehicle (also known as "conveyance") must have their own Nexus card. For expedited vehicle/pedestrian entrance into U.S. In 2022, the current fee is $50 and it is per person. Link to us from your community and team websites, to help spread the word, and we will keep these pages simple and linking direct to the various government pages you need to simply get where you want to go! Official Government Websites in US and Canada Pass along word to your border-crossing friends that the following user-friendly and easy to remember web sites direct them straight to what they need: Nexus Pass: When they make updates, they often leave old information still published(!). They create multiple web sites with long, complicated URLs that no one can remember let alone tell to their friends. The government agencies responsible for border crossings are large, beaurocratic, and slow.
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