As of Monday, September 1, the International step Christ Redeemer, the main land via that connects Chile with Argentina, will stop applying the winter scheme and will work without interruptions throughout the day and night. The provision, communicated by the National Directorate of Technical Affairs of Borders, seeks to facilitate the movement of visitors, trucks and transport of goods in a period of great influx.
The step will operate without interruptions
Before, the crossing operated with restricted hours, in Argentina from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. This used to generate congestion and delays In high movement days.
With the return to continuous attention, the international tunnel will favor the transit of travelers and load trucks, promoting both tourism and commercial exchange. This modality will be in force until June 1, 2026, at which time the winter scheme will be resumed
Recommendations for those who travel
Chile and Argentina entities insisted on the need to frequently review the Official page From the Christ Redeemer to know the current state of the crossing, since the weather can cause sudden interruptions.
They also shared a list of recommendations for those who use the border crossing: carry coat clothes, provisions and water in case of unforeseen events, make sure they have sufficient fuel to complete the trip; Carefully handle ice or little visibility sectors, and always follow the instructions of the authorities. Faced with an urgency, they suggest contacting the aid services available in the area.
With this measure, it seeks to ensure a more orderly and protected displacement in one of the Bioceanic steps of greater relevance in the Southern Cone, fundamental for regional exchange and daily circulation of thousands of travelers.
