The first working day of the week in Belgrade brought new traffic jams, especially in parts of the city such as Takovska, Gazela, and near Autokomanda. Brankov Bridge and Pančevački Bridge are passable, while there is congestion on the Blue Bridge heading towards the city. On highways and busier roads, traffic is moderate, and driving conditions are good with a slight drop in temperature. There are no delays for passenger vehicles at border crossings, while trucks face longer waits at Batrovci and Šid crossings. The Automobile Association of Serbia issued a statement about the current traffic situation. This report is important for drivers and citizens planning to move through the city and on highways.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets focus on the impact of traffic congestion on everyday citizens, emphasizing the need for better public transportation and infrastructure improvements to reduce car dependency and pollution.
Center: Center-leaning sources provide straightforward reporting on the traffic conditions, offering practical information for commuters without much political commentary, focusing on current traffic status and safety.
Right: Right-leaning media highlight the efficiency of traffic management and the role of authorities in maintaining road conditions, often emphasizing personal responsibility of drivers and the importance of infrastructure development.
