Considering the closure of transit on the territory of Belarus and Russia, as well as the increase in the number of freight transport by road, some restrictions have been removed since April 4, 2022.
Bilateral and transit permits for transportation through the territory of six European Union countries, in particular Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, Denmark, Latvia, Estonia, as well as through the territory of Georgia and Turkey, have been canceled . This was reported in the Ministry of Infrastructure of Ukraine.
“A mechanism has also been set up for unauthorized passage of all humanitarian cargo including Moldova, Romania, Slovenia, Austria, Czech Republic, Poland, Germany, Netherlands and Lithuania,” the ministry’s press service said. .
The ministry added that, taking into account the closure of transit on the territory of Belarus and Russia, as well as the increase in the number of freight transport by road, some restrictions have been removed or adjusted since April 4, 2022.
Thus, in particular, the period of validity of electronic applications for permits has been increased from 7 to 10 days; increased to 5 permits of all types of the Republic of Poland for a vehicle from April to May; increased to 2 permits of all types of the Czech Republic for one month for a vehicle with a total weight of up to 10 tons; Travel restrictions within Serbia have been removed (vehicles weighing less than 10 tons are allowed to travel).
Also, before making the decision to travel on the territory of Romania without permits, it was decided to issue BSEC permits to road carriers conducting transportation in Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan for Euro vehicles -3 and higher environments. standards.
Source: Ministry of Infrastructure
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