Rail-traffic restrictions introduced on Belgrade's Hajdin Bridge
Restrictions have been introduced on the Hajdin rail bridge on the Belgrade–Stara Pazova line because of identified safety risks. Citing Radar's reporting, N1 says freight trains are barred and passenger trains cannot pass one another on the bridge; infrastructure services notified operators after examining the structure.
What matters
No freight trains
According to Radar's findings, freight rail traffic is barred from the bridge.
One train at a time
Passenger trains cannot pass each other on the bridge and must cross it one at a time.
Structure inspection
Infrastructure services notified operators in May of a steel-structure inspection, and three weeks later of risks and restrictions.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
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N1: restrictions apply on Hajdin Bridge
N1 reports that freight traffic and the passing of two passenger trains are barred, citing infrastructure-company documents and Radar's investigation.
Overall takeaway
N1 reports Radar's findings and infrastructure-company documents. The article has no separate official notice on repair timing or timetables.
What this means for residents
For passengers
The restriction may affect line capacity; the report gives no new timetable.
For freight
Freight traffic across the bridge is barred; no alternative route is specified.