To get to the SENTRI Line at Otay Mesa:
From Ensenada, take the toll road to Rosarito and go through the first two tolls
Exit onto the free road just after the Commerical Mexicana (an orange pelican on your right) - the sign will say "Rosarito Norte". Follow that road - you will soon see a sign that says Tijuana Libre. There will be several traffic lights in the first little bit and then it opens up into a two lane highway.
Follow that until you see a Pemez on your right immediately followed by a Dico furniture store - you will then veer to the right. The sign will say "Mexicali".
Follow that road toward the airport. You will go through a lot of city traffic but just keep going on the main road following any signs that lead to the airport or Garita Otay. You'll wind up the hill to the plateau. DO NOT TURN where it says San Diego or the border or something like that. This is for the regular lanes - keep going.
Turn right at the large sign that says "Vehiculos Pesados" which is also Belles Artes.
Go a few blocks and then turn left into the SENTRI lane.
Good luck.
We did this on New Years Day and crossed the border almost exactly 3 hours after leaving the house in La Bocana.
Does any one have direction to the San Ysidro Sentri Lane?
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There is a fairly new route, Highway 2, from Popotla to Otay Mesa (pick it up northbound on the Libre at Popotla, just south of Rosarito).
I wish you had street names in TJ, as the SENTRI lane is darned hard to find. Thanks anyway, yours are the best directions so far.
Harga akan mengalami penyesuaian jika ada permintaan khusus dari konsumen. DemirLeather
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