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Balkan and Central European transport disruptions

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Transport and traffic flow across the Balkans and parts of Central Europe continue to face disruptions due to infrastructure projects, accidents, and environmental factors. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, extensive roadworks and weight restrictions cause widespread delays. Recent reports indicate that landslides Landslides have activated on several routes, including the MI-102 Gradiška-Kozarska Dubica road, road at the Orahova entrance, the Prijedor-Kozarska Dubica road, and the Prnjavor-Ukrina regional road, restricting traffic to a single lane. Additionally, mining works and road expansions are causing disruptions on the Podromanija-Sumbulovac highway, the Lapišnica-Ljubogošta border crossing, and the Jajce–Crna Rijeka and Bugojno-Novi Travnik routes, where alternating passage is required. In Slovenia, traffic remains heavily hampered by accidents and vehicle breakdowns, with queues reaching nearly 10 kilometers on the Primorska and Štajerska motorways. In Croatia, congestion has intensified in major urban centers. In Split, an improperly parked taxi caused significant delays due to multiple accidents and vehicle breakdowns. On the A1 motorway, a collision at the ferry port, Donja Zdenčina junction heading towards Zagreb caused a 10-kilometer traffic jam with queues extending speeds restricted to 40 km/h, while a second accident between the Firula area. Vodice and Benkovac junctions forced traffic into a single lane. In Zagreb, a serious collision between a car and a motorcycle at the return intersection of students to school Dubrovnik Avenue and ongoing roadworks have led to heavy Froude Street occurred while traffic lights were non-functional, closing Dubrovnik Avenue for over three hours. Further delays were reported on Zagrebačka cesta, Ilica, and the A2 motorway, the A3 motorway, the Zagreb bypass. Furthermore, traffic bypass, and the Istrian Ypsilon, with increased density noted on the A1 motorway toward Zagreb was interrupted Krk Bridge and the Adriatic Highway. Authorities have warned of wet and slippery road conditions. In Slovenia, traffic remains heavily hampered by a accidents and vehicle fire in the Sveti Rok tunnel. breakdowns. In the Czech Republic, a collision near Hostašovice involving a car and a motorcycle left a 46-year-old motorcyclist in critical condition and an 83-year-old driver with spinal injuries. condition. In Slovakia, authorities are searching for a driver of a white vehicle who fled the scene after involved in a collision with a motorcyclist on Orava. In Montenegro, traffic remains suspended on the Djurdjevića Tara bridge on the M-6 highway until October 26, 2026.

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  1. 2026-09-10 13:28 UTC Balkan and Central European transport disruptions
  2. 2026-09-09 10:32 UTC Balkan and Central European transport disruptions
  3. 2026-09-07 06:43 UTC Balkan and Central European transport disruptions
  4. 2026-09-07 06:13 UTC Balkan and Central European transport disruptions
  5. 2026-09-05 13:19 UTC Balkan regional transport and infrastructure disruptions
  6. 2026-08-29 08:01 UTC Balkan regional transport and infrastructure disruptions
  7. 2026-08-29 06:51 UTC Balkan regional transport and infrastructure disruptions
  8. 2026-08-28 06:54 UTC Balkan regional transport and infrastructure disruptions
  9. 2026-08-22 04:46 UTC Balkan regional transport and wildfire disruptions
  10. 2026-08-20 20:34 UTC Balkan regional transport disruptions

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