Road traffic management
Drivers overlook pedestrians at crosswalks: Report
With a recent observational study conducted by daily Milliyet at various busy points of Istanbul, Turkey's largest city with more than 4 million registered vehicles, evaluations have been made whether drivers yield to pedestrians' right to pass.
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New traffic regulations in Croatia affect drivers from Serbia
The new National Road Safety Plan envisages the abolition of the 10% tolerance for speeding and the reduction of the limit values of the allowed amount of alcohol in the driver's blood, which now amounts to 0.5 per mille.
Bulgaria: Danube Bridge Congested with 10-km Long Line of TIR Trucks
A 10-kilometer long line of TIR trucks formed last night at the Danube Bridge border checkpoint at Ruse.
The processing of the documents has not been interrupted and according to the border authorities the reason for the traffic jam is that carriers are rushing to deliver their goods to Western Europe before the Catholic Easter.
Over 25 km long lines of trucks on national roads, A1 motor way DN 79A before Hungarian border
Queues of trucks waiting to leave the country on Tuesday afternoon are stretching for more than 25 kilometers, before Nadlac and Varsand, and the waiting times for control are almost eight hours in Varsand.
Lines of trucks and long waiting hours at main Western border crossing points
Large lines of trucks formed, on Tuesday morning, at the main crossing points on the border with Hungary, on the way out of Romania, due to the restrictions applied to heavy traffic until Monday evening, so that drivers are forced to wait between 80 and 420 minutes to reach border control.
Bulgaria: Road Police Launches New 3-Day Traffic Safety Operation
From today until 7 March, a special operation of road police is underway throughout the country, announced Chief Inspector Nikolay Krusharski from the Traffic Police Department, GDNP.
Fear of public transit among people leads to high traffic congestion in Istanbul
With the fear of using public transit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people in Turkey's largest metropolis, Istanbul, have switched to using their personal vehicles instead, leading to high traffic density.
Bulgarian Road Police Launches 5-Day Operation “Resorts”
As of today and until 23 February, a new specialized police operation is underway to ensure compliance with road traffic rules, with a different focus in different regions of the country. This was announced by Chief Inspector Lachezar Bliznakov from the Traffic Police Department with the National Police General Directorate.
Traffic in Chaos across Bulgaria Following Heavy Rains and Snowfall
The situation on the roads across the country remains complicated due to heavy rains and snowfalls. There are currently no reports of serious road incidents.
Petrohan Pass continues to be closed due to fallen branches and snow. Teams of various services are working on the site.
Bulgaria: Road Police Warns Drivers Be Careful, Cold Spell Coming Within Days
Due to the expected cold spell in the coming days, the Road Police warns the car drivers to be careful, BNR reported.
Interior Ministry teams will watch out for breaches and cautions drivers that traffic may be difficult on some roads.
The road policing officers explained that drivers need to be careful tonight because sharp weather change is expected.