IF YOU LEAVE MACEDONIA, look what happens at the borders

Authorities are currently reviewing the possibility of implementing a permanent suspension of general vehicle movement, according to announcements issued by the AMSM. While the general intensity of police presence along major roads has been reduced, the AMSM continues to impose specific traffic regulations. These measures require all drivers to strictly observe posted traffic signals and exercise heightened care when operating vehicles.

Special attention is being directed toward areas identified as potential border crossing points, including coastal regions, river valleys, and canyons. Currently, there are no established long-term border controls for the entry or exit of the country; however, localized management remains in effect. These specific traffic management protocols are being enforced on weekdays along several designated routes.

Affected corridors include the stretch between Katelovo and Veles, Mavrovo and Debar, Struga, the connection between Vinica and Berovo, and the route from Kochani to Delchevo. The implementation of these guidelines aims to ensure the safe and orderly flow of traffic through sensitive geographical areas. The AMSM emphasizes that adherence to these local regulations is necessary for managing the movement of all vehicles, particularly where border proximity increases the risk of unauthorized crossings.

The public is advised to remain informed through official AMSM channels regarding any changes to these operational procedures.

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