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Thinking of travelling? Take a Look at the Situation on the Border Crossings in B&H Yesterday

Published: July 14, 2015
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border crossing Bosanska GradiskaFavorable driving conditions characterized the traffic situation in B&H last morning. Given that the weather was warm, drivers were advised to plan longer trips in morning or evening hours, and if they are travelling during the day, they were advised to make frequent breaks.

Traffic on sections where repair works were in progress run more slowly, and the temporary traffic signalization whose compliance is mandatory, was placed on that sections. Those were the following roads: Doboj-Gracanica, Tuzla-Bijeljina, Jajce-Banja Luka, Sarajevo-Kiseljak, Brod na Drini-BC Hum, Bosanski Brod-Odzak and  Capljina-Stolac.

The traffic on the highway A-1 Zenica-Tarcin and Zvirovici-Bijaca, run on the dry road, without any extraordinary restrictions.

According to the information from the Border police of B&H, the traffic of vehicles was intensified  at the border crossings at the south of our country. Long queues of vehicle were at the border crossing Doljani where it has been waited up to 40 minutes at the exit of our country.

(Source: nap.ba)

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