Chaos at the Borders of Serbia: You Wait for Hours at These Crossings
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Stricter biometric controls at the borders of the European Union have officially entered into force, and travelers from Serbia are waiting for longer delays at crossings and airports.
At the Kelebija and Bezdan border crossings, freight vehicles wait two hours to exit, at Horgoš an hour and a half, and at Sremska Rača an hour. There is no detention of vehicles at the passenger terminals of our border crossings. There are no detentions even at the toll stations on the highways in the Republic of Serbia, according to the Automobile Association of Serbia, and the Blic writing of Tanjug reports. BONUS VIDEO:
Passengers wait about 20 minutes at the Gradina border crossing, while cargo trucks have longer delays at Sremska Rača.
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