On the A1 Zagreb-Split motorway, traffic has increased in both directions, and due to the intensified traffic towards the sea near Karlovac, a queue approximately 17 kilometers long has formed, reported HAK.
On the A2 Zagreb-Macelj and A3 Bregana-Lipovac motorways, traffic has increased towards the border crossings Macelj and Bregana. At the toll station Ivanja Reka in the direction of Bregana, the queue of vehicles is about 500 meters long, while at the Trakošćan toll station in the direction of Macelj, it is about two kilometers. At the Lučko toll station entering the A1 Zagreb-Split motorway, traffic is increased, but there are no longer waiting times. In the direction of the sea at the Mala Kapela tunnel, there are currently no queues, while in front of the Sveti Rok tunnel, the queue is about two kilometers long. Towards the interior, in front of the Sveti Rok tunnel, the queue of vehicles is about 3.5 kilometers long. During the day, delays are possible on the Adriatic highway and the Istrian Y, especially near larger tourist centers, as well as on roads in larger cities and their bypasses. There is an increased entry of passenger vehicles at the border crossings Goričan and Bajakovo, and at the crossings Bregana, Macelj, Kaštel, Plovanija, Pasjak, Rupa, and Stara Gradiška, traffic of passenger vehicles has increased in both directions. There is an increased influx of vehicles at ferry ports towards the northern and central Dalmatian islands, from both the island and mainland sides. Ferries are operating according to the sailing schedule, and additional lines are introduced as needed. (Hina)
