US Custom operates a four-lane bridge with a dedicated truck lane northbound at the McAllen-Hidalgo Crossing. The facilities are adequate for the amount of traffic, but this may change when a new highway linking Reynosa with Monterrey is completed in two years. Brokerage support is plentiful from many Laredo-based customs houses that operate satellite offices in McAllen.

Reynosa's overall accessibility and adequate transportation system makes it attractive to maquilas who rely upon the deep water port facilities of Corpus Christi and want to avoid Matamoros. McAllen, Texas possesses one of the largest Foreign Trade Zones in the United States, another added attraction for new business. A major route around the city of Reynosa, known in Mexico as a periferico, make vehicular traffic more efficiently across the city.

Maquila employers pay State of Tamaulipas taxes in the amount of 3.5% of base salaries. State of Texas imposes franchise and sales taxes of 5.25% and 7.75% respectively. McAllen local taxes on sales, real property, school, bridge, road, and college range between 3% - 4%.

Adequate highway and crossing services. Industrial parks on both sides of the river possess water, electricity, and gas at reasonable prices.