Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) wait-time archive — 2026-08 (cross-border guide)

Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) monthly archive (2026-08): 3 min average across 31 days of data.

Monthly avg
3 min
Worst hour
12:00 · 8 min
Best hour
18:00 · 0 min
Days of data
31

Today's hourly trend

Today's hourly trend
OraWait minutes
00:00—
01:00—
02:00—
03:00—
04:002 min
05:003 min
06:004 min
07:002 min
08:002 min
09:004 min
10:002 min
11:004 min
12:008 min
13:007 min
14:007 min
15:004 min
16:004 min
17:002 min
18:000 min
19:000 min
20:000 min
21:000 min
22:00—
23:000 min

The month, day by day

Weekdays from busiest to quietest, averaged over the month: Thursday (4.5 min), Wednesday (4.4 min), Friday (3.9 min), Monday (3.4 min), Tuesday (3.4 min), Saturday (2.6 min), Sunday (1.4 min).

The day with the highest average wait was Thursday 6 August: 12.4 min on average, peaking at 34 min at 12:00.

The quietest was Sunday 30 August, at 0 min on average.

Compared with July 2026 the monthly average fell from 5 min to 3 min.

The other main crossings in August 2026

Of 5 comparable crossings, this page ranks 3 on monthly average wait, at 3 min.

Ahead in the ranking, in order: Oria Gandria and Chiasso Centro.

Further down the ranking: Chiasso Brogeda and Ponte Tresa.

just ahead is Chiasso Centro (2 min)

just behind is Chiasso Brogeda (4 min)

Across the group the highest value is 6 min (Ponte Tresa) and the lowest 1 min (Oria Gandria).

The other main crossings in August 2026
PageRankmonthly average wait
Oria Gandria11 min
Chiasso Centro22 min
Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) (this page)33 min
Chiasso Brogeda44 min
Ponte Tresa56 min

Ranks computed at build time across the sibling pages of this same family. Averages computed from the same daily TomTom files as this archive.

Aggregated wait-time statistics at the Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) crossing for month 2026-08. Monthly average: 3 min. Data comes from TomTom traffic monitoring every 15 minutes during commuter peak hours. Useful to plan future trips based on observed historical behaviour.

How to read the Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) archive (2026-08)

The table aggregates 31 days of TomTom observations for Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) in 2026-08. Each cell in the "wait minutes" column is the hourly average over every weekday and weekend in the month at that time: the 07:00 cell pools every reading taken between 07:00 and 07:59 each day. The monthly mean is 3 min, computed over the full 24-hour day. Hours showing "—" lack enough polling samples to produce a reliable estimate (typically deep night, 02:00–04:00, at minor crossings without BAZG coverage).

To plan a future trip via Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio), compare the observed peak hours against the theoretical window for the Ticino–Varese cluster (7:00-8:30, 17:00-18:30 CET). Hours above the monthly mean signal stable congestion, repeatable month after month and primarily driven by cross-border commuter flow; hours below the mean represent operational windows — useful for an earlier morning departure, a later evening return, or an atypical trip (medical appointment, non-work travel). The archive covers only the approach + checkpoint segment of the crossing: A2 motorway travel time from Lugano to Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) is not included and must be added separately (typically 12–25 minutes).

To pick the best crossing for a given day, compare the Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) archive with the same-month archive of nearby crossings in the Ticino–Varese cluster: in 2026-08 queues can shift between crossings depending on A2 roadworks, events in Como or atypical commuter peaks. The crossing's "today" detail page shows the live value, refreshed every 10–15 minutes during peak windows, while the monthly archive stays useful as a baseline to detect day-of-week anomalies.

2026-08 archive FAQ

How is the hourly mean for Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) computed?

For every hour of the day we pool all TomTom samples taken in the 31 days of 2026-08 at that hour (one sample every 10–15 minutes during peak windows, every 30–60 minutes off peak) and average them. Hours without enough samples stay at "—" instead of surfacing an unreliable value.

Can I use this data to plan an evening return?

Yes: compare the 17:00–19:00 row with the observed peak window for Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) (7:00-8:30, 17:00-18:30 CET). If the mean is below the peak of other clusters, Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) is a good option for the commuter return. Always add 12–25 minutes for the Lugano–Gaggiolo (Cantello-Stabio) motorway leg, which is not included in the queue figure.