Most roads in BiH have wet pavement, risk of landslides

On most roads in BiH today, traffic is moving on intermittently damp or wet pavement, and we also draw attention to an increased risk of landslides, reports the Patria news agency.  

On the M-17 main road Zenica-Žepče, bridge rehabilitation is underway in the village of Želeća, so traffic is suspended and diverted to a bypass (through the settlement of Rakovica). Due to mine clearance, intermittent half-hour traffic stoppages until 4:00 PM occur on the M-1.8 main road Orašje-Tuzla (in the village of Cerik).

Among other roads with ongoing works, we highlight: the A-1 motorway sections Visoko-Podlugovi and Sarajevo north-Vlakovo, then the main roads: Jablanica-Prozor, Jajce-Banja Luka and Čelinac-Kotor Varoš, as well as the northern entrance to Mostar and the passage through Mostar.

At the Bosanska Gradiška border crossing, on entry into our country, the wait is about 40 minutes, while at other border crossings, delays are currently no longer than 20 minutes, BIHAMK announced.