The Laredo International Bridge is a major border crossing connecting Laredo, Texas, to Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. It facilitates trade and travel between the two countries, serving as a vital link for commercial and passenger vehicles. The bridge is part of the larger U.S.-Mexico border infrastructure, which supports economic activities in the region. Opened in 2000, the bridge is officially known as the Juárez-Lincoln International Bridge. It is one of several crossings in the area, helping to manage the flow of goods and people. The bridge plays a crucial role in the economies of both the United States and Mexico.