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AMSS: Wet Roads and Lower Visibility, Possible Ice in the Mountains

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The change in weather has brought, in addition to wet pavements, frequent landslides on the roads through cuts and gorges, the Automobile Association of Serbia (AMSS) announced this morning.
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Roads in Bosnia and Herzegovina are wet and slippery in places this morning, and fog on some sections in valleys, along river courses and in higher areas reduces visibility. Drivers are advised to drive carefully and adjust their speed to road conditions, especially due to the increased risk of rock and soil landslides. At border crossings, passenger vehicles will be stopped for […]

The change in weather has brought, in addition to wet pavements, frequent landslides on the roads through cuts and gorges, the Automobile Association of Serbia (AMSS) announced this morning.

·Novi Beograd, Serbia
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AMSS warns of weather changes and ice in higher areas, while there are currently no major delays at border crossings and toll stations. The first day of the weekend brings a noticeable change in the weather, with rain, wet roads and reduced visibility on most road routes in Serbia. The Automobile Association of Serbia (AMSS) warns drivers to be careful, especially due to frequent landslides [...]

Drivers, caution: Wet roads, fog and landslides, the traffic regime has been changed on several sections in Bosnia and Herzegovina - We remind you that from November 1 the legal obligation to have winter equipment on the roads in Bosnia and Herzegovina will come into force.

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Avaz.ba broke the news on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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