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Fog reduces visibility along the Drina valley, roadworks and temporary closures on several roads in Bosnia

Bugojno · started September 23, 2026 at 8:01 AM · last changed 24m ago

Summary

The Republika Srpska auto-moto association reported traffic flowing without delays on most roads in Republika Srpska and the Federation, with fog locally reducing visibility in the lower Drina valley. On several sections, including the Karakaj-Drinjača road and the Lapišnica-Han Derventa stretch, traffic was temporarily halted or rerouted for roadworks.

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Extract from the source

Саобраћај се на већини путева у Републици Српској и Федерацији БиХ одвија без застоја, уз повољне услове за вожњу, док магла мјестимично смањује видљивост на

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Locations

Map of the Western Balkans with the municipalities of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Administrative boundaries, not incident extent

  • Municipality: Zvornik

  • Municipality: Zvornik

  • Municipality: Pale

  • Lapišnica · Natural area

    Place named; boundary not confirmed.

Places mentioned in the report

Bugojno, Donji Vakuf, Gacko, Nikšić, Novi Travnik and Travnik are listed by the system, but the reports do not connect these towns to the fog or roadworks described.

  • where it happenedKarakaj - traffic halted for road resurfacing
  • where it happenedDrinjača - traffic halted for road resurfacing
  • where it happenedHan Derventa - five-minute traffic halts on the section
  • where it happenedLapišnica - five-minute traffic halts on the section

Sources (3)

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Severity45

Total — band tense (40–69)

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