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Dissatisfied Transporters held a Protest Ride in Sarajevo

Published: March 9, 2022
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Today, carriers from all over Bosnia and Herzegovina held a protest ride through the streets of the capital Sarajevo and asked the relevant authorities to solve the problems they are facing.

The protests were organized by the company “My Job”, from which they pointed out in the announcement that this was the first time that the carriers gathered at the state level and united to seek solutions to the problem.

Among the more pronounced problems of BH carriers are the outflow of drivers, illegal carriers, non-compliant law on traffic and transport at all levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and they also complain about the inaccuracy at customs, due to which trucks with goods can wait for several days.

Protesters also pointed out that excise duties and enormously high oil prices are just a reason for additional fear.

Dozens of trucks set off in protest from the Energoinvest plateau in the Stup settlement, where they returned after driving through Sarajevo.

Photo: RFE

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