Ready for another day of hell at Serbia’s borders? Trucks are waiting up to four hours to exit the country at the Batrovci, Šid, and Bezdan border crossings, while at Horgoš and Kelebija, the wait is about an hour. Passenger vehicles, luckily, are passing through without delays — but don’t be fooled, the situation is far from under control. The Serbian Automobile Association (AMSS) and Border Police report a critical state, with truck drivers losing their patience as kilometer-long lines crawl toward the exits.
Why is this happening? Is it poor organization, increased freight traffic, or something else? One thing’s for sure — these jams aren’t just slowing down the economy, they’re driving everyone stuck in line crazy. Imagine how much fuel and time is wasted just waiting to cross the border!
There are no delays at toll stations, but that doesn’t help much when the border crossings themselves are blocked. This is a true test of patience for drivers and everyone relying on fast goods transport.
While you’re stuck in line, you might be dreaming of better control systems and faster border procedures. But until that happens, brace yourself for hours of waiting and frustration.
If you ever thought driving through Serbia was easy, think again. The borders have become a nightmare for trucks, and the big question is when things will get better. Until then, hang in there — and if you’ve got a funny border story, share it! Maybe it’ll give us all a laugh in this mess.
