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Crowds in Doljani, Waiting for more than an Hour

Published: June 25, 2016
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doljaniLong columns of vehicles were recorded at border crossing (BC) Doljani in both directions and BC Prisika at the exit, where retention time at the border crossing is more than 1 hour.

To all those who are planning to spend their holidays on the Dubrovnik region, is recommended to use BC Cepikuce and BC Ivanic, and to those who are moving towards Makarska Riviera and more to north is recommended to use BC Bijaca, BC Crveni Grm and BC Gabela Polje, where retention time is much shorter.

On the north, the largest crowds were recorded at BC Bosanski Brod and BC Bosanska Gradiska where currently at the entrance to our country passengers are waiting from 30 minutes to 1 hour. On the other border crossings, retention time is no longer than 20 minutes.

Since warm weather is still expected and due to the high daily temperatures, from BIHAMK advise drivers to avoid longer rides during the day, and if they still do it, they recommend traveling with more frequent breaks. In particular, they draw the attention of all those who use the air condition in the vehicle, to turn the air condition off few minutes before the end of the trip, in order to prepare to exit from the vehicle.

(Source: nap.ba)

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