Due to the rain that affected individual regions of Bosnia and Herzegovina, all participants in traffic are recommended additional caution. In the higher mountainous areas and over the pass, the lands and stones are possible, while low clouds further complicates the ride with reduced visibility. In open shares, especially in Herzegovina, the side strikes of the wind are also possible.
Drivers are advised to avoid sudden braking, increase the distance between the vehicle and to pay attention to pedestrians and cyclists, especially in urban areas where roads are wet and slippery.
The traffic is further slowed down due to current works on multiple locations. At the stockway section between the subclogs and Sarajevo, north traffic is difficult, as well as on the main roads between Zenica and Žepča near Topčić Polica, between Ustikoljac, then in the direction of Sarajevo-Pale, the stakeholder of Jablanica and windows.
On the main road Jablanica-Blidinje is currently allowed traffic for all vehicles whose total mass does not exceed 3.5 tons.
Vehicle enhanced vehicle traffic was recorded at border crossings Izačić, Velika Kladuša, Gradina, Gradiška, Ivanica and Zupci, where the most waits for the exit from Bosnia and Herzegovina. In other crossings, an increased frequency occasionally occurs, but for now, longer retention is not recorded – passenger vehicles on average do not wait longer than 30 minutes. The Brčko border crossing is open for passenger vehicles up to 3.5 tons.
At the border crossing, Karakaj near Zvornik, there is still a ban on traffic for vehicles for vehicles over five tons of the largest weight permitted. Cargo vehicles are redirected to the crossings of Bratunac or Rač, while the buses can use the border crossing Šepak. Freight vehicles The transition to the Šepku is allowed on weekdays from 9 to 13 and from 22 to 6 hours, while on the weekend only the night term – from 22 to 6 hours.
The competent services reminds that retains at border crossings are subject to frequent changes and recommend drivers to inform via video surveillance cameras available online.
