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Carriers decide to block the BiH Border on June 16

Published June 2, 2025
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BiH transport operators announce a regional border blockade for June 16 – for at least 16 hours. This is a common message to Europe for the unequal treatment of professional drivers. They state that they are only asking for what has already been signed – the implementation of the AETR agreement.

The problem of limited stay of drivers within the European Union was also pointed out by the Foreign Trade Chamber of BiH. It was proposed to immediately start the correct application of the calculation of time spent on the territory of the Union, using the time units defined by the Schengen Code, until a permanent solution is secured.

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