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Changes in Traffic due to Vivicita 2017 race

Published: April 8, 2017
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Pay Tolls at Tram Stations fpdwl.atDue to the International Athletics race “Vivicita 2017” which will be held on Sunday, April 9th, from 10:00 until 12:00, there will be a change in the performance of public transportation in Sarajevo in accordance with the decision of the Cantonal Ministry of Transport.

Tram traffic will not be in operation from 10:00 until 12:oo o’clock between Skenderija – Baščaršija – Hygienic Institute and will take place over Skenderija.

Bus lines 31e City Hall – Dobrinja will change the route partially and will operate with trolleybuses from Skenderija to the Square of Austria and back. Bus lines No.14 “Podhrastovi”, 16 Bare, 16b Koševsko Hill and 17 Breka will change starting point and instead of starting from the building of Armed Forces, busses will start from Drvenija.

Bus lines No.20 and minibus Jagomir line no. 64 for Barice and br.r.74 for Sedrenik will change starting terminal and instead of the Veliki Park will start from the terminal Sutjeska. Minibus lines that start from the City Hall will start from the Embassy of Slovenia.

(Source: Fena)

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