Due to anticipated high volumes of travel associated with the weekend, drivers in Croatia should prepare for significant congestion, with long queues reported starting early in the morning. Authorities have advised increased caution, urging motorists to maintain safe following distances on all major routes heading south. The Croatian Automobile Club (HAK) has issued specific updates regarding the A1 motorway connecting Zagreb, Split, and Dubrovnik.
Current reports indicate that southbound travel approaching the Lučko toll station is experiencing queues estimated at one kilometer. Conversely, there are currently no reported waiting times at the Lučko or Demerje toll stations when traveling in the direction of Zagreb. For those traveling south, traffic conditions are characterized by large, slow-moving queues and potential short stops in several key areas.
Specifically, congestion is noted between the Lučko and Bosiljevo 2 junctions, and again between the Sveti Rok and Posedarje junctions. Furthermore, drivers should monitor conditions at the Jastrebarsko junction. Overall, the increased traffic volume across major arteries necessitates that all drivers exercise heightened vigilance.
The advisory emphasizes proactive driving habits to mitigate delays associated with the high flow of vehicles expected throughout the travel period.
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