Border crossing Bosanska Gradiška sees increased truck traffic, works on several sections

On the main road Kladanj-Tuzla in Vitalj, traffic is alternating due to a landslide, with traffic lights installed.

Due to bridge repair works on the A-1 highway section Visoko-Kakanj (near Dobrinje), traffic is two-way, using the opposite carriageway.

In Bare, near the exit from Doboj (towards the highway and Derventa), repair works are being carried out, causing slow traffic and alternating vehicle passage from 7 AM to 6 PM.

Due to repair works in the Vinac tunnel (Jajce-Donji Vakuf), traffic is suspended and diverted to the bypass around the tunnel.

On the regional road Crna Rijeka-Mrkonjić Grad (Bjelajce), traffic is suspended every day except Sunday from 8 AM to 4 PM due to repair works. After 4 PM, one lane is open (alternating vehicle passage).

On the main road Zenica-Nemila (through the Vranduk tunnel), traffic is two-way from 5 AM to 9 PM. From 9 PM to 12:30 AM, vehicles pass alternately, while traffic through the tunnel is suspended from 12:30 AM to 5 AM. During the suspension, vehicles up to 7.5 tons can use the bypass through Tetovo settlement, and vehicles over 7.5 tons can use alternative routes Doboj-Šićki Brod- Sarajevo and Žepče-Zavidovići-Olovo-Sarajevo.

Among other roads with ongoing repair works, we highlight the roads: Tuzla-Orašje, Jelah-Doboj, Donja Orahovica-Šićki Brod, Prozor-Jablanica, Sarajevo-Vogošća, Bugojno-Gornji Vakuf/Uskoplje and Sarajevo-Trnovo.

At the Bosanska Gradiška border crossing, there is increased traffic of trucks exiting Bosnia and Herzegovina. There are no long delays at other border crossings.

BIHAMK appeals to drivers to drive more carefully and to strictly adhere to coronavirus protection measures. 

 In Republika Srpska, a complete movement ban is still in effect from 10 PM to 5 AM. 

Entry into Bosnia and Herzegovina is not allowed for foreign nationals, with exceptions for certain categories of people (healthcare workers, persons requiring medical treatment, cross-border workers, civil protection services and teams, members of NATO forces and other Partnership for Peace countries, as well as the NATO HQ in BiH, persons with residence in BiH, persons in transit through BiH without stopping, and persons with a permit issued by the Council of Ministers).

All border crossings for local traffic between Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are temporarily closed.

Entry into Croatia and Montenegro is allowed only for their citizens, foreigners with registered residence, and truck drivers.

Serbia has closed border crossings with Bosnia and Herzegovina for all crossings, except for freight traffic which is carried out through the crossings: Karakaj, Vardište and Rača.