Morning rush hour in Belgrade

The busiest points this morning in the Belgrade traffic rush hour are the usual ones – Gazela, Autokomanda and Pančevački most.

Although rivers of cars are visible on Naxi cameras, so far, everything is moving in all three places, but it seems that Pančevac is moving the slowest.

When you look at the highway that passes through Belgrade, you can see on the cameras that so far everything is running smoothly in that direction.

AMSS: Moderate traffic, partly wet roads

Traffic outside the cities is weaker to moderate in intensity, and due to occasional short-term showers, the danger of partially wet roadways is still present, announced the Automobile Association of Serbia (AMSS).

Drivers planning a trip for the upcoming May Day holidays are warned to provide the necessary international documents in timeas well as to be informed about traffic changes due to works that can additionally slow down driving.

There is no detention of vehicles at toll stations.

There is no detention of vehicles at passenger terminals of border crossings.

At the cargo terminals of border crossings, trucks wait six hours to exit the country in Horgoš, Kelebija three, Batrovci four, Bogojeva four hours, Gradina 40 minutes, Bezdan two hours, Šid two and Sremska Rača four hours. Border crossing Horgoš 2, starting from tonight onwards, will be open and will work from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Trams have been standing in New Belgrade since this morning. According to our readers, more than ten trams are standing near the Sava Center in the direction of Milutin Milanković Boulevard.

There was also a standstill on the tram lines in the Boulevard itself, as well as in the Street of Anti-Fascist Struggle.

We tried at GSP to find out why the trams are not running at the moment, but we did not receive an answer until the publication of this article.

Hundreds of citizens left their vehicles and started walking towards their destinations.