Senad Arman

Travelers faced hourslong waits at the Croatia-Serbia border crossing in Bajakovo-Batrovci due to peak summer holiday traffic and scorching temperatures. The EU’s Entry-Exit System (EES) implementation coincided with the delays, though its direct impact remains unclear. Motorists reported exhaustion and frustration after waiting up to eight hours in lines stretching over seven kilometers.

Travelers at the Croatia-Serbia border crossing in Bajakovo-Batrovci faced hourslong waits and extreme heat during peak summer holiday traffic, with queues reaching seven kilometers and wait times up to eight hours. The delays coincided with the implementation of the EU’s Entry-Exit System (EES), though it was unclear if the system contributed to the congestion. Travelers reported exhaustion and frustration, with some comparing the experience to the worst they had encountered.