Overview
- Chile, which shifts clocks back one hour at midnight Sunday, moves continental time to UTC-4.
- The change leaves Chile one hour behind Argentina, so drivers and transport firms must line up bookings and checkpoint windows on both sides.
- The Cristo Redentor crossing between Mendoza and Chile keeps 24-hour service through June 1 with no change to its current operation.
- Paso Pehuenche switches to shorter daylight hours for safety, posting 9:00–18:00 for departures from Argentina and 9:00–19:00 for arrivals to Argentina.
- Easter-weekend crossings through Cristo Redentor topped 10,698 from Mendoza by Thursday night, and officials reported smooth flow helped by clear weather.