AMSS WARNING: Traffic CHAOS on Serbia’s Roads!
Drivers, brace yourselves for a traffic nightmare! AMSS has raised the alarm due to increased traffic intensity on Serbia’s main roads. Why? Because tourists are on the move and the construction season is in full swing! Yes, you read that right – massive traffic jams, changed traffic regimes, and frustration everywhere.
Where is it the worst?
Main roads are clogged with vehicles, and drivers complain about numerous sections with altered traffic patterns due to roadworks. But that’s not all – toll booths have no delays, which is the only good news in this chaos.
Border crossings? A real nightmare for trucks!
While passenger vehicles pass without delays, trucks exiting Serbia are stuck for hours. At the Šid crossing, trucks wait up to 7 hours, in Batrovci 6 hours, and at Kelebija and Bezdan 2 hours each. Imagine those drivers standing in line for hours while the world moves on around them.
Why is this a problem?
This traffic collapse is not just an inconvenience – it slows down the economy, irritates drivers, and increases accident risks. The construction season is necessary, but can the works and traffic be better organized? AMSS urges drivers to be extremely cautious and patient.
What do experts say?
Experts warn that traffic problems will continue as long as the construction season and tourist rush last. Serbia is not alone – globally, there is a fight for critical resources, which further complicates road situations.
Bottom line?
If you plan to travel through Serbia, prepare for waiting and frustration. AMSS advises following traffic updates and choosing alternative routes whenever possible. And, of course, don’t forget – patience is a virtue, but also the only salvation in this traffic hell.
What about you? Have you already been stuck in one of these lines? Or do you have a hilarious traffic story from Serbia? Share in the comments, let’s laugh together or spark a fiery debate!
WARNING: This article is based solely on facts from available sources. No fake news, just the bitter truth about traffic chaos in Serbia.
