AMSS advises drivers to start their journeys rested
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- The Auto-Moto Association of Serbia (AMSS) advises drivers to start their holiday journeys well-rested due to the summer travel season.
- AMSS warns that accidents, delays, or roadwork can cause significant traffic jams.
- Long waits are reported at border crossings, with specific delays mentioned for cars exiting Serbia to Bulgaria and trucks leaving for Croatia and Hungary.
Drivers embarking on holiday travels are urged to prioritize rest before hitting the road, according to the Auto-Moto Association of Serbia (AMSS). With the peak summer vacation season underway, the association emphasizes the importance of being well-rested to ensure safer journeys.
AMSS highlighted that unforeseen circumstances such as traffic accidents, unexpected delays, or ongoing construction work can lead to substantial traffic congestion. These disruptions can significantly extend travel times for motorists.
The association also provided updates on border crossing wait times. Cars heading to Bulgaria from Serbia face a one-hour wait at the Gradina crossing. Additionally, trucks departing Serbia for Croatia are experiencing hour-long delays at Batrovci, while those bound for Hungary face a four-hour wait at ล id. AMSS noted that other border crossings are experiencing normal traffic flow for all vehicle types.
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Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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