In Montenegro, increased traffic intensity is expected on all major roads and border crossings during the day, the Automobile and Motorcycle Association (AMSCG) said.
They appealed to drivers to take more frequent breaks during their journeys and respect traffic rules.
On the regional road Đurđevića Tara - Mojkovac, in the town of Sokolovina, traffic is suspended for all vehicles due to a rock fall as part of the rehabilitation of the critical point of Sokolovina.
On the M-2 main road, on the sections Ribarevina - Poda and Poda - Berane, traffic is carried out in one lane alternately.
On the M-3 Plužine - Jasenovo Polje main road, on the Zaborje - Jasenovo Polje section, traffic is carried out in one lane alternately at work sites, and traffic is regulated by traffic lights.
Due to the reconstruction of the regional road R-29 Bar Kamenički most Krute, traffic will be suspended from 11 am to 13 am and from 16 pm to XNUMX pm.
Traffic on the Mateševo - Andrijevica road, in the town of Trešnjevik, was suspended from 11 am to 13 am and from 16 pm to XNUMX pm due to the adaptation of that road.
The AMSCG said that traffic on Vojisavljevića Street in Podgorica has been suspended due to the construction of a boulevard, and that vehicles will be diverted to alternative routes.
On the M-6 Pljevlja-Đurđevića Tara main road, the traffic regime has been changed from two-way to one-way at the work sites.
On the M-6 highway on the Šavnik - Žabljak section, traffic will be temporarily changed from two-way to one-way from 17 am to XNUMX pm, due to the rehabilitation of the Provalija landslide.
On the M-3 highway, the Šćepan Polje - Dailovgrad section, the traffic regime has also been changed from two-way to alternating, due to asphalting.
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