In order to put pressure on the BiH authorities to finally start doing their job, organized by the Consortion of the “Logistics of BiH”, about a thousand trucks will start the road Sarajevo on Monday.
The carriers are looking for bh. authorities to make more to enhance a longer stay bh. Drivers in the EU’s territory, digitization of this sector, excise refund and reduction in retention BH. truck at border controls. In short – they are just looking for what they already have the drivers of the surrounding countries. If the authorities are not heard, for 28. April is announced by complete suspension of road traffic in the country until the request is fulfilled.
Although the consortium has been warned by the government for years that the accident in the transport sector will constantly increase the general costs, no one, they say, did not hear them.
“BiH citizens felt what this is our story. Product prices have gone above have gone up because institutions in BiH do not understand,” said Federal Television Velibor Peulić, the main coordinator of the consortium.
The consortium considers that more than a change in the so-called Rule 90/180, which, unlike others, treats and punishes due to longer residence as tourists, not professional drivers.
“We believe that our line ministry must make much more efforts, if nothing, to make agreements and agreements in this part now,” Amir Hadžidic, owner of the transport company from Odžak and the consortium member.
The carriers have warned the authorities for years that, the Return to Montenegro, must be resolved at least 50 percent of excise duties, that this sector, as in Croatian, Serbia and Slovenia, is digitized, and reduced the borders now on the ripple of 16 hours.
“So far, they sent 25 letters to different inhibitions from the Parliamentary Commission for Traffic to the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and communications and transport,” Peulić states.
The carriers gave the authorities until 25. April. Three days later, they announce a complete suspension of road traffic in the country.
“It can all be resolved in about ten days. That’s why we’ll clearly mark anyone who was the cause of all these problems in the last 20 years,” Peulić points out.
Last information suggests that the Minister of Transport and Communications Edin Forto called on the representatives of the consortium on the meeting in Sarajevo, writes Clix.
