Traffic jams have formed at the border with Poland in the Lviv region: where are the longest lines of cars?
A traffic backlog has been reported at the Ukrainian-Polish border in the Lviv region for vehicles exiting Ukraine.
Border guards advise travelers to take this situation into account when planning their trips and, if possible, to choose less congested border crossings.
The queues for exiting Ukraine are as follows:
“Ugryniv” — 70 cars and 1 bus;
“Rava-Ruska” — 90 cars;
“Hrushiv” — 40 cars;
“Krakivets” — 100 cars and 15 buses;
“Shehyni” — 100 cars;
“Nyzhankovychi”—20 cars.
The “Smilnytsia” border crossing point has the lightest traffic for vehicles leaving the country.
Queues were reported at the “Krakivets” checkpoint for entry into Ukraine—60 cars—as well as at “Shehyni”—30 cars and 8 buses. No traffic backlogs were reported at other checkpoints.
Source: 7th Carpathian Border Guard Detachment
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