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Routes, closures, repairs, and other changes that affect passengers and drivers.
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Danas, citing Putevi Srbije, reports that on Monday, July 6 from 09:00 to 14:00, the shoulder lane and one driving lane on the motorway between Velika Plana and Pozarevac will be closed. Traffic toward Belgrade from the Nis direction will be routed only through the overtaking lane, and the work zone will stretch at least 400 meters.
N1, citing Putevi Srbije, reports that because of the third phase of works at the Ostruznica interchange, the exit toward Obrenovac from the Novi Sad and Nis directions will be closed from Monday, July 6 at 08:00 until Saturday, July 11 at 16:00. Drivers will be rerouted via the Surcin jug interchange, the Milos Veliki motorway, and the Obrenovac interchange.
Beoinfo reports that because of phase-one paving and street works in Vojvodjanska Street in Surcin, traffic organization and passenger access will change from July 6 to 17. Public transport routes stay the same, but the 'Vikend naselje' stop toward the city is temporarily moved about 65 meters forward, closer to the 5. oktobra intersection.
Beoinfo reports that phase-one road works in Mis Irbijeva will close the section from Marčanska to Dr Velizara Kosanovića from July 6 to 9. During that period trolleybus 21 is temporarily suspended, while bus 20 keeps running on its regular route.
021, citing Novosadska toplana, writes that reconstruction of the district-heating network at Trg Majke Jevrosime will bring works from Monday, July 6, in Janka Veselinovica and Dr Svetislava Kasapinovica streets. Janka Veselinovica will close from No. 2 to Ilije Bircanina Street, while Dr Svetislava Kasapinovica will close from No. 31 to Janka Veselinovica; residents of the square are promised an alternative exit toward Ilije Bircanina 21, and the overall deadline for the works is August 31.
N1, citing AMSS, says that by the evening of July 3 passenger cars were waiting up to 45 minutes to leave Serbia via Gradina and to enter from Hungary via Horgos. There are no queues at cargo terminals, but AMSS and Kurir's morning report still warn of sharply rising traffic on main routes before the first July weekend.
