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Best time to cross the Houlton-Woodstock border

The lowest-wait and busiest windows at Houlton-Woodstock, by weekday and hour, from ten years of CBSA readings (pre-2020).

Pre-2020 pattern. Based on the CBSA’s 2010–2020 hourly readings for Canada-bound passenger vehicles at Woodstock Road. Use it to compare days and hours, not to expect a specific wait today. Check the live wait before you leave.

Lowest-wait windows

Ranked by the 90th percentile (one reading in ten was this long or longer), then the median. Hours are local time at the crossing.

  1. Wednesday 06:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 0 min (592 readings)
  2. Saturday 07:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 0 min (562 readings)
  3. Tuesday 06:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 0 min (559 readings)
  4. Sunday 06:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 0 min (557 readings)
  5. Thursday 06:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 0 min (551 readings)

Busiest windows

  1. Sunday 16:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 20 min (486 readings)
  2. Sunday 17:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 20 min (487 readings)
  3. Sunday 14:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 20 min (520 readings)
  4. Sunday 15:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 20 min (540 readings)
  5. Friday 17:00: median 0 min, 90th percentile 10 min (447 readings)

Over April 2010 to March 2020, Sunday 00:00 had the lowest median passenger-vehicle wait (0 min, 474 readings); Sunday 00:00 the highest (0 min, 474 readings).

Weekday by hour

Houlton-Woodstock: 90th-percentile passenger-vehicle wait into Canada by weekday and hour (minutes), 2010–2020. Hours are local time at the crossing. Cells need at least 5 readings.
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Houlton-Woodstock: median passenger-vehicle wait into Canada by weekday and hour (minutes), 2010–2020. Hours are local time at the crossing. Cells need at least 5 readings.
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Darker cells are longer waits; a dot means too few readings. See the history page for the weekday summary and the period covered.

Holidays and events

This series is not broken out by holiday, so we do not state holiday waits. Long weekends and summer Fridays are the periods when the busiest windows above typically last longer; compare against the live figure on the day.