Jon:
My best advice would be to bring some identification. I always have my
passport with me just in case. They've never asked to see it when I was
driving through, but they might start checking now. If you don't have a
passport, driver's license and birth certificate are a good idea. If not that,
any other form of ID you can think of (voter's registration card comes to
mind).
Hope you can make it up, we'll look forward to seeing you there.
Jason
In article <5.0.2.1.0.20010914190527.00a138a0@bserv.com>, tigers@bserv.com (Bob Tom) wrote:
> At 08:59 PM 9/14/01 +0000, you wrote:
>> I found a local number on www.customs.gov, and they gave me the number for
>>the office at the Peace Bridge. (716-881-5225) The lady I talked to there
>>said the delay is slightly longer than before the incident, but certainly
>>nowhere near the 3-14 hour delays I've heard of. ? Guess I'll just have to
>>show up and see what the situation looks like. -Jon-
>
> Jon
>
> It's hard to determine. The CDN newspapers mainly report on the delay of
> truckers going into the States because of the trucks are going through 100%
> searches.
>
> The best that I can find on the radio is that passenger vehicles have, at
> times,
> had delays of an hour or so. Many passenger cars are also going through some
> intensive searches, mainly from Canada into the U.S. There have also been
> delays
> because of bomb scares. The Whirlpool (lower) bridge in Niag. Falls has been
> closed so that their personnel can help with duties at the Rainbow (upper)
> bridge.
>
> Bob
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