Balkan road conditions: Fog, landslides, and construction delays

Travelers across Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Croatia are facing various disruptions due to weather and infrastructure works. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, morning fog has reduced visibility in valleys and higher elevations, while increased risks of landslides persist near cliffs and gorges. Significant construction projects on the A-1 highway include the closure of the Hercegovina bridge in the direction of Počitelj-Bijača and lane restrictions in the Hercegovina tunnel. Other major works affect the Zenica-Sjever section, the Brčko-Bijeljina route, and several regional roads.

In Montenegro, roads are reported as wet and slippery. Traffic is being managed alternately on the M-6 Pljevlja–Žabljak route due to bridge reconstruction. Several regional roads, including R-15 and R-29, are experiencing scheduled closures for roadwork and asphalt laying. Additionally, maintenance at the Sozina tunnel will result in nighttime lane restrictions until June 2027.

In Croatia, strong winds have triggered driving restrictions for specific vehicle categories on parts of the Adriatic Highway, particularly between Karlobag and Sveta Marija Magdalene. Maritime travel has also been impacted, with ferry lines between Ploče and Trpanj, as well as between Pelješac and Mljet, facing temporary suspensions.