Vehicles move, passengers continue on foot, suspension of public transport

Afternoon rush hour was observed throughout Belgrade today, while more severe congestion and traffic collapses were recorded at Autokomanda, Brankovo ​​bridge and Gazela bridge.

Namely, as reported by users of social networks, the line of cars is also near Ada Ciganlija, where it was recorded that it was delayed in the direction of the Belgrade Fair.

Huge crowds were noticed at Autokomanda, in the direction of Dušanovac, as a result of which bus lines 33 and 48 were diverted to Ustanička Street. Passengers walked to their destination, while the traffic was moving slowly.

– There has never been a bigger crowd on Bežanija Kosa. Everything stands, from all sides. Especially on the corner of Nikola Dobrović – one user wrote.

On the other hand, crowds and slow movement of cars and public transport were also observed at the Terazije tunnel, where the retention is up to 15 minutes.

There was even a suspension of tram traffic in Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra, but there is currently no confirmation of an official reason.

Crowds were also reported on the Gazelle Bridge, so travelers are advised to pay attention to road conditions, traffic conditions and to avoid the mentioned directions.

Customize your ride

Drivers are also urged to drive carefully due to wet roads and flooded streets.

We remind you that heavy rain accompanied by thunder around 2 p.m. engulfed Belgrade, and in some parts of the capital, the city fell. Apart from Belgrade, the epicenters of storms in Serbia are also in Obrenovac and Pančevo.

The storm hit Belgrade today, and according to the radar it is clear that the epicenters of the storm are near the capital and in Obrenovac and Pancevo.

Due to the rain, traffic in the capital is difficult. It is most critical on bridges and in the center of Belgrade.

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