Niagara Falls' reputation as a natural world wonder and honeymoon capital of the planet beckons visitors from around the globe.

But it is the bridges that actually bring most of them here.

No other single factor contributes more to tourism growth - indeed the export trade economy overall - than the NFBC's three monumental linkages of concrete and steel. Niagara Falls crossings rank second only to Kennedy International as the busiest port of entry between the U.S. and Canada. If you are about to travel over Niagara's gorge, your vehicle will take one of about 12 million passages expected this year on NFBC bridges.

NEXUS Toll Program Participants
New NEXUS cards are to be issued the week of December 23rd, 2008. Please click here for more information.

Cycling Across Lewiston/Queenston
Please be advised that due to construction staging activity at the Queenston Plaza bicycle access across the Queenston/Lewiston Bridge is not permitted until February 28th, 2009. Once a safe and secure pathway through the construction zone has been established and bicycle access across the Queenston Lewiston Bridge can recommence, the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission will advise by email/website posting. In addition, the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission will place a sign at the Niagara Parkway access indicating that bicycle access is prohibited. We are pleased to have been able to accommodate cyclists to this point in the year and thank everyone for their co-operation.

Update: Animal Importation to Canada
Effective Wednesday, August 6, 2008 live animal shipments that may require off-loading into an inspection facility by Canada Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will be allowed to cross the Lewiston-Queenston Bridge into Canada.