Warning to drivers: Drive more carefully, school has started, more children on the streets

According to information available to the BIHAMK Information Center, traffic this morning is moving on dry roads, with increased vehicle frequency near larger urban centers, reports the news agency Patria. 

On sections passing through cuts, landslides of earth or rocks onto the road are possible, with the following routes highlighted: Prozor-Jablanica, Sarajevo-Foča, Bugojno-Novi Travnik, and Crna Rijeka-Jajce. On sections with altered traffic regimes, temporary traffic signals have been installed, and compliance is mandatory. The following routes are highlighted: Tuzla-Šićki Brod, Transit through Sarajevo, and the Blatuša interchange in Zenica.

On the A-1 motorway, traffic is moving on dry roads, without extraordinary restrictions. 

Due to the start of the second semester, the number of children on the streets has increased, so drivers are called upon to exercise additional caution and strictly adhere to speed limits, especially near schools.

According to information collected from the Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina, there are no longer delays at border crossings.