Commercial operations at the World Trade Bridge are set to resume on Monday. This comes after crews cleared floating debris from the Rio Grande, removing a hazard that had prompted a temporary suspension. The City of Laredo lifted the suspension on Sunday, allowing normal bridge operations to restart.

The suspension was put in place as a precaution to protect drivers, bridge personnel, and the public. It was a collaborative effort involving local, state, federal, and Mexican partners. Further details on the suspension and the clearing of debris are available from the City of Laredo and other sources.

The bridge is expected to resume normal operations on Monday, July 20, following the removal of the debris hazard.