Representatives of BiH carriers have postponed the blockade that was announced for this Monday. The reason for such a decision is the fulfillment of some of their demands. However, they have not given up on the blockades – they have only postponed them.
Representatives of BiH carriers have been in Brussels where, according to the main coordinator of the “Logistics BiH” Consortium, Velibor Peulić, they were satisfied with the meeting, but they have announced May 4 as the next checkpoint, after which they will make a decision on a new date for the blockades.
The main problem that transporters are struggling with is the number of days they can stay in the European Union, which also applies to transporters who are only in transit.
They are demanding the urgent introduction of a two-year moratorium on the application of the 90/180 rule with the EU, the refund of excise duties on fuel, shorter delays at borders and customs through accelerated digitalization of processes, and the relief of business costs in road transport.
