The Macedonian Auto-Moto Association reports that traffic across the country is flowing smoothly, with dry road conditions.

Outside urban areas, vehicle flow is of average intensity.

According to LAMM, at the “Tabanoc”, “Bogorodicë” and “Dojran” border crossings, travelers are facing waits of around one hour, both when entering and exiting the country. No long waits are reported at other border points.

Authorities advise drivers to exercise caution with speed, especially in the country’s valleys where landslides are possible./Telegrafi/

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Today, citizens using the ‘Bogorodica’ border crossing to leave the country are facing a wait of nearly 30 minutes, while at all other border crossings traffic is flowing without extended delays.

The Auto-Moto Association of Macedonia (LAMM) reports that traffic on the national road network is proceeding normally and roads are dry, although vehicle flow has increased on routes outside urban areas.

Authorities recommend adjusting speed, strictly obeying road signs, and driving carefully, especially on roads that pass through valleys, gorges, and riverbeds, where the risk of landslides remains present.

This call for heightened caution is particularly dedicated to the routes Katllanovë – Veles, Mavrovë – Dibër – Strugë, Vinicë – Berovë, and Koçan – Dellçevë.

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Authorities announce that outside residential areas traffic is moderately heavy, but without any blockages.

At all border crossing points, for both exit and entry, no extended queues are currently reported, LAMM notes.

Also, this institution recommends that drivers exercise extra caution with speed, especially in mountainous sectors and deep valleys, where there is a risk of materials sliding from the slopes.

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