Overview
- The tunnel at the Cristo Redentor crossing reopened at 7:00 on November 20 after overnight pavement repairs carried out by Argentina’s National Highway Agency.
- Following the reopening, customs processing at Chile’s Los Libertadores complex reached about 150 minutes of delay on Thursday.
- Waits eased sharply on Friday to roughly 40–60 minutes and traffic flowed normally on Saturday with no significant queues reported.
- More than 12,000 people were processed at Los Libertadores over two days, with 15 service booths operating, and the Roque Carranza complex on the Argentine side reported normal operations.
- The Pehuenche crossing remains available for all vehicles with caution on Argentina’s Route 145 due to repairs, and the Agua Negra pass is scheduled to open on November 26.