Data released by the National Border Management Center (NBMC) on the evening of August 2, 2026, indicates that the majority of border crossing points in Kosovo maintained routine operations, with typical waiting times reported between three and five minutes for both passenger vehicles and trucks. However, several specific border locations recorded significantly longer queues and increased waiting periods. White Bridge reported the most substantial delays, with waiting times approaching 40 minutes for both entry and exit, accompanied by queues extending up to 150 meters.
Hades Bridge also experienced notable congestion, reporting approximately 15 minutes of waiting time in both directions, with queues reaching 150 meters. At Kulla, the waiting times were documented as 10 to 15 minutes for entry, with queues measured between 150 and 200 meters. The exit queue at this point was shorter, estimated at 30 to 50 meters.
Meanwhile, Vërmicë reported a waiting time of 10 to 15 minutes for entry, with queues estimated at about 100 meters. The report noted that conditions varied across the network of border points. While several key crossings showed moderate delays, the data provided an overview of congestion levels across the region.
Information regarding other border points, including Bërnjak, Glloboçi, and Jarinjë, was incomplete in the published segment. Overall, the data provides a snapshot of operational flow and varying waiting conditions across Kosovo’s border infrastructure.
Topics: #border #points #waiting
