Western Balkan Transport Associations Demand Schengen Solution for Drivers

Transport associations from Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and North Macedonia have given the European Commission until August 10 to provide a systemic solution for professional truck drivers' stay in the Schengen zone, which currently limits them to a maximum of 90 days.

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danasBosnian14d ago

Udruženja prevoznika Zapadnog Balkana dala rok Evropskoj komisiji da do 10. avgusta nađu rešenje za boravak u Šengenu

Srbija, Bosna i Hercegovina, Crna Gora i Severna Makedonija dale su Evropskoj komisiji (EK) rok do 10. avgusta da ponudi sistemski odgovor za problem boravka profesionalnih vozača kamiona u Šengenskoj zoni, koje trenutno podrazumeva maksimalnih 90 dana u periodu od šest meseci.

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Udruženja prevoznika Zapadnog Balkana dala rok Evropskoj komisiji da do 10. avgusta nađu rešenje za boravak u Šengenu

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