Travelers exiting the country at the “Bogoroditsa” border checkpoint are currently encountering queues estimated to last approximately 30 minutes, with other border crossings reportedly experiencing similar extended delays. According to reports from the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAM), these delays are the result of authorities implementing adjustments to manage local traffic flow. The primary measure involves reducing the intensity of vehicles on roadways leading into the city center.
Authorities are redirecting vehicular movement to specific signaling points and are exercising heightened management of vehicles, particularly in geographical areas deemed high-risk, such as low-lying regions, river valleys, and canyons, where the potential for road accidents is noted. These comprehensive traffic management protocols are being enforced on weekdays across several key corridors. Affected routes include the stretch between Katelovo and Veles, Mavrovo and Debar-Struga, Vinica and Berovo, and Kochani and Delchevo.
The implementation of these measures aims to enhance safety and manage the overall flow of vehicles through these designated areas. The consistent monitoring and adjustment of traffic patterns are necessary to mitigate risks associated with the increased volume of vehicles passing through these specific border and internal routes.
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