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Long Lines of Vehicles at the Border Crossings

Published: August 6, 2023
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There are long lines of vehicles in both directions at the border crossings: Izačić, Gradiška, Velika Kladuša, Gradina and Deleuša. Vehicle traffic at the exit from Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Kozarska Dubica border crossing has also increased. At other border crossings, vehicle traffic is occasionally increased, but delays are currently no longer than 30 minutes.

On the Čapljina-Mostar-Sarajevo route, driving is in a column, so drivers are urged to drive with maximum caution and to avoid risky overtaking.

Driving on wet or damp roadways, and there is a warning about the increased risk of landslides.

There are numerous sections with current works, so we recommend that drivers plan their journey in accordance with the expected delays.

Due to works on the section of the Brčko-Cerik regional road (Bukvičko brdo), traffic was suspended and redirected to alternative routes (M-1.8 Cerik-Lončari-Brčko, for passenger vehicles Donja Skakava-Ulice-Vitanovići).

Traffic is slower due to the works during the day on the main roads: Bihać-Kamenica, Vitez-Travnik (Nova Bila) and Kiseljak-Busovača, as well as at the entrance to Bugojno (from the direction of Rostovo), Kladanj (from the direction of Olova) and Hadžić.

Due to the subsidence of the road at the entrance to Vinac from the direction of Donji Vakuf (M-5/16 Donji Vakuf-Jajce), only one lane is in operation, and the speed is limited to 20 km/h.

On the section of the regional road from Ravno to the main road Ljubinje-Trebinje (M-6), traffic has been stopped and redirected to alternative directions, BIHAMK announced.

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