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Infrastructure and transport issues in Croatia and Serbia
Overview
Infrastructure and transportation issues have been reported in Croatia and Serbia. In Croatia, urban areas in Zagreb face significant traffic congestion, with the Slavonska-Ljubljanska Avenue and the Zagreb bypass handling high volumes of daily vehicles. Additionally, safety concerns have been raised in Stobreč regarding a lack of speed-calming measures at a four-lane pedestrian crossing.
In Serbia, public investment efforts include road modernization discussions and school renovations near Čačak. However, residents in Komadina report that a primary municipal road has been plowed and filled with earth, which locals claim has effectively cut off the community from the Prijepolje municipality, threatening access to schools and medical services.
Entities
Prijepolje · Darko Glišić · Čačak · Bresnica · Zagreb
Timeline
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[INTERNATIONAL] 5 sourcesInfrastructure and safety concerns reported in Komadina and Stobreč
Residents in Komadina, Serbia, face isolation after a key road was plowed and filled with earth, while safety concerns rise in Stobreč, Croatia, over a dangerous four-lane pedestrian crossing.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesTraffic congestion in Zagreb and infrastructure updates in Serbia
Traffic data shows heavy congestion on Zagreb's major avenues, while in Serbia, infrastructure and school renovations are underway near Čačak.
Sources
dalmacijadanas.hr · dnevno.hr · in-portal.hr · kurir.rs · ppmedia.rs · sivananda.org · telegraf.rs