Turkish Trucks Face a 90-Day Ban: 25,000 Drivers Unable to Enter the EU.
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Turkish truck drivers who transport goods to and from the European Union complain that they are being refused entry at borders due to increased checks, and that this is causing disruptions in freight traffic and trade flows.
Turkish truck drivers are being turned back at border crossings due to the 90/180-day rule applied in the Schengen area. Concerns are increasing in both the transportation and export sectors. Şerafettin Aras, President of the International Transporters Association (UND), stated that approximately 25,000 out of 50,000 Turkish drivers are affected by the rule. Industry representatives, noting that the 90-day period is insufficient for transportati…
At EU border crossings, 25,000 Turkish truck drivers are facing obstacles due to the Schengen 90/180 day rule. UND President Şerafettin Aras called for an agreement on a D-type work visa instead of a tourist visa to address the crisis threatening $111 billion in road transport exports.
Turkish truck drivers are being turned back at border crossings due to the 90/180-day rule applied in the Schengen area. This affects 25,000 out of 50,000 Turkish drivers, raising concerns in both the transportation and export sectors.
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