AMSS: Moderate Traffic, Truck Queues at Border Crossings
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- Traffic in Serbia was moderate, with heavier and slower travel expected in urban areas and roadworks causing changes on some routes.
- No delays were reported at toll plazas or border crossings for passenger vehicles, while freight vehicles faced significant queues.
- Trucks waited four hours to leave Serbia at Batrovci, three hours at ล id, two hours at Kelebija and about one hour at Horgoลก.
Traffic in Serbia was moderate on the morning of September 7, but trucks and semitrailers faced long waits at several border crossings, the Auto-Moto Association of Serbia said.
The longest delay was recorded at Batrovci, where trucks leaving the country waited four hours. The queue lasted three hours at ล id, two hours at Kelebija and about one hour at Horgoลก.
AMSS said passenger vehicles faced no delays at border crossings or toll plazas. More vehicles were expected in urban areas, where travel would be slower, while seasonal roadworks were bringing changes to traffic arrangements on some sections.
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Originally published by N1 Serbia in Serbian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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