For Canada Crossings, NEXUS Card No Longer Beats a US Passport

A NEXUS card used to be the best-kept secret of frequent travelers to Canada. The card, which requires a background check and in-depth interviews with authorities from both the US and Canada to obtain, gives you 'trusted traveler' status, plus your own special 'express lane' at the border. With a NEXUS card, you could get through Customs much faster than with a US passport alone. Pretty sweet, right?

Ask a travel expert: What exactly is a Nexus card and do I need one? - The Globe and Mail

Rainbow Bridge car explosion: Governor statement on terror probe as two die at US-Canada border crossing

How to beat the line and fly through SEA Airport security

Usa canada border line hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

TSA: South Carolina residents will need 2 forms of ID

Do you need a passport to go to Vancouver from Seattle? - Quora

Driving from NY to Montreal and Tips for Visiting Canada - Momma To Go Travel

Here's Why People are Losing Global Entry - View from the Wing

Frontline Preclearance U.S. Customs and Border Protection

NEXUS Pass Card Application - US Immigration Passport Visa

Can You Use NEXUS When Returning To Canada If You're Coming From An International Destination? - Going Awesome Places

Got my NEXUS card this week. : r/PassportPorn

Crossing the Border Quickly with Kids using NEXUS - Savvy Family TravelsSavvy Family Travels

Are all US-Canada border crossing checkpoints staffed on a 24/7 basis? In far more rural areas, can you just drive across even if no one is in the booth providing you have