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Retention at BC Doljani up to an Hour

Published: July 4, 2015
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Border Crossings hercegbosna.orgOn the majority of roads in B&H the traffic is being conducted without longer retentions and with favorable driving conditions.

The exceptions are the sections at which the repair works are being executed, where the traffic is being conducted slowly with obligatory compliance with the temporarily placed signalization. Following routes are singled out: Sarajevo-Kiseljak, Tuzla-Bijeljina, Jajce-Banja Luka, Bosanski Brod-Odžak and Čapljina-Stolac.

Retention at the border crossing Doljani is around an hour, the waiting for crossing the border at the BC Ivanica is also around an hour in both directions, while the waiting to exit B&H at the border crossings Orisika and Bijača is roughly 30 minutes. At the other border crossings retentions are currently no longer than 20 minutes. It is recalled that, due to the execution of works in Croatia, the prohibition of traffic for freight vehicles is on force at the border crossing Brčko-Gunja, it was announced from BIHAMK.

(Source: klix.ba/ photo hercegbosna)

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