Queues have grown at the border: where are the worst traffic jams?
The situation regarding queues varies at Ukrainian border crossings with EU countries and Moldova. The heaviest traffic has been reported at certain crossings into Poland, Hungary, and Romania.
On the Polish border, the longest queue has formed at the “Ustyluh” border crossing. At the same time, most other border crossings are operating without significant traffic congestion or with minimal delays.
On the border with Slovakia, the Uzhhorod checkpoint remains the busiest, with about 20 passenger cars waiting to enter.
Among the crossings on the Hungarian route, the largest traffic build-up is at the “Tisa” checkpoint—about 15 passenger cars and four buses. At the “Vylok” checkpoint, about ten vehicles are in line.
At the border with Romania, the heaviest traffic is observed at the “Porubne” checkpoint, where a line of passenger cars and a bus has been reported.
Meanwhile, at the border with Moldova, all major checkpoints are operating normally, with no significant queues.
Source: Western Regional Directorate of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine.
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