Increased Vehicle Traffic Expected During the Day

(Patria) - Increased vehicle traffic is expected on the first working day of the week, especially in city center zones across Bosnia and Herzegovina. Roads are mostly dry, while fog may occur in valleys and higher elevations, potentially reducing visibility. Drivers are advised to drive more cautiously and adjust their speed to road conditions.

Movement of all vehicles across the bridge on the Dobro Polje-Miljevina main road is prohibited. Vehicles with a total weight of up to 3.5 tons can use the roads via Kalinovik (there is 19 km of unpaved road) and Grebak, while trucks must go via Rogatica and Goražde.

Construction of a noise barrier is underway on the A-1 Sarajevo sjever-Podlugovi highway section, due to which traffic is diverted to the overtaking lane.

On the Jablanica-Blidinje main road, traffic is allowed for vehicles up to 3.5 tons, while traffic for vehicles over 3.5 tons is still suspended.

Due to frequent landslides, we highlight the following sections: Bihać-Srbljani-Bosanska Krupa, Donji Vakuf–Jajce–Crna Rijeka–Banja Luka, Turbe-Karanovac, Bugojno-Kupres, Jablanica-Prozor, Konjic-Jablanica-Mostar-Doljani, and Rogatica-Višegrad. We also warn of occasional strong gusts of wind. We advise cautious driving and mandatory possession of winter equipment.

Long queues of vehicles are observed at the exit from Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Izačić and Velika Kladuša border crossings. At other border crossings, waiting times are up to 30 minutes.

Due to the registration of passengers under the new Entry/Exit System (EES) for entering and exiting European Union countries, longer delays at border crossings are possible.

The Brčko border crossing is open for passenger vehicles up to 3.5 tons. From December 2, 2025, the Karakaj border crossing will be open for all categories of vehicles. Traffic for all trucks is prohibited at the Šepak border crossing.