According to the Serbian Auto-moto Association (AMSS), traffic in Serbia is of increased intensity, especially on access roads to major cities and within urban areas. There are no major delays for passenger vehicles at border crossings, while freight vehicles, especially trucks and trailers, wait up to three hours at the Batrovci and Šid crossings. The construction season is in full swing, slowing down driving on certain sections. This situation is reported mainly as an informational update without political connotations.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning sources tend to report the increased traffic as a routine seasonal occurrence, emphasizing the impact of infrastructure and construction on traffic flow, and often highlighting the need for better public transport and infrastructure investment to alleviate congestion.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the traffic situation factually, focusing on the current status of traffic intensity, border crossing delays, and construction impacts without much editorializing or political framing.
Right: Right-leaning sources may emphasize the efficiency of border control and infrastructure management, sometimes framing the lack of major delays as a success of government policies, while also noting the challenges faced by freight transport and the importance of maintaining strong logistics for economic reasons.
