Serbia Border Crossings: Trucks Wait Four Hours at Batrovci

Travelers and freight operators are experiencing significant delays at Serbia's border crossings, particularly at Batrovci with Croatia, where truck queues have reached four hours. Passenger vehicles face a shorter, but still notable, wait of 30 minutes at the same location.

The state-owned company Putevi Srbije (Roads of Serbia) reported these waiting times, indicating that the delays are concentrated at specific crossings. At the Šid crossing, also with Croatia, trucks are experiencing one-hour delays.

Further south, the Preševo crossing, which handles traffic entering from North Macedonia, is seeing passenger cars wait for 60 minutes. Similarly, the Gradina crossing, on the border with Bulgaria, reports a one-hour wait for passenger vehicles.

Delays are also affecting crossings with Hungary. At Horgoš, passenger cars face a one-hour wait, while Kelebija has a 20-minute delay for the same category. Shorter waits of 20 minutes are reported for passenger vehicles at Gostun and Špiljani, on the border with Montenegro. Putevi Srbije stated that other border crossings are not experiencing significant delays for any vehicle type.