Traffic jams at multiple border crossings, cars wait three hours at Batrovci

Traffic is heavily congested at multiple Serbian border crossings, with travelers facing significant delays. Cars exiting the country at the Batrovci crossing with Croatia are reportedly waiting for up to three hours.

Similar lengthy waits are occurring at the Kelebija and Bački Vinogradi crossings with Hungary, where vehicles are being held up for approximately two hours. According to the Border Police Directorate, passenger vehicles at the Horgoš crossing with Hungary are experiencing 60-minute delays, while another crossing at Horgoš has a 2.5-hour wait.

Other crossings also report delays. At Neštin (towards Croatia), cars are waiting 50 minutes, while Sot (towards Croatia) and Preševo (towards North Macedonia) have 30-minute waits. The Badovinci crossing with Bosnia and Herzegovina and Šid also have 20-minute delays for vehicles exiting.

Delays of up to an hour are reported at Gradina with Bulgaria, with shorter waits on the entry side. Entry into Serbia also sees waits of around 45 minutes at Sremska Rača (from Bosnia) and about half an hour at Gostun (from Montenegro). No significant delays are reported at other crossings or toll booths.