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I'm personally familiar with two clandestine border crossings. They are land routes, and are used only during the night. One of the crossings enters the DR at a heavily forested region Northwest of the town of Hondo Valle, where travelers walk their way down the Sierra de Neiba south of El Cercado and down to Vallejuelo, to the highway leading to San Juan de la Maguana. Alternatively, travelers walk down toward Galván and then to the bateyes near Neiba, to link up with the Barahona highway. The other crossing is south of the town of Bánica, where travelers cross the Artibonite river hours before sunrise, and walk up the mountain toward the East, arriving early evening north of Sabaneta, where they walk down to the town of Juan de Herrera and toward the highway, to San Juan de la Maguana and beyond. Haitians have a system of clandestine motorcycle (motoconcho) transportation, with some stations within sight of military garrisons.