Kilometer-long queues at the border — which checkpoints have the largest traffic jams.

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Kilometer-long queues at the border — which checkpoints have the largest traffic jams

As of today, July 15, queues at the border of Ukraine have been recorded at seven checkpoints. Border guards are urging drivers to be prepared for possible disruptions in electronic systems and to plan their trips in advance.

According to information from

the Western Regional Directorate of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine - Western border

, queues at the border have been noted with Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, and Moldova.

Queues at the border of Ukraine on July 15

As of 09:00 AM on July 15, queues at the border of Ukraine exist at many checkpoints.

Queues at the border with Poland

'Yahodyn' — 1 bus;
'Ustiluh' — 55 passenger cars;
'Uhryniv' — 20 passenger cars;
'Rava-Ruska' — no queues;
'Hrushiv' — no queues;
'Krakiwets' — 15 passenger cars;
'Shehyni' — no queues;
'Nyzankovychy' — no queues;
'Smilnytsia' — no queues.

Queues at the border with Slovakia

'Malyi Bereznyi' — no queues;
'Uzhhorod' — 20 passenger cars;
'Mali Selmentsi' — working hours from 09:00 to 21:00.

Queues at the border with Hungary

'Tysa' — no queues;
'Dzyvinkove' — 10 passenger cars;
'Koshyno' — 20 passenger cars;
'Luzhanka' — no queues;
'Vylok' — no queues;
'Velyka Palad' — working hours from 08:00 to 19:00.

Queues at the border with Romania

'Diakove' — no queues;
'Solotvyno' — no queues;
'Porubne' — 60 passenger cars;
'Krasnoilsk' — no queues;
'Diakivtsi' — no queues.

Queues at the border with Moldova

'Mamaliga' — no queues;
'Kельменці' — no queues;
'Rososhany' — no queues;
'Sokyryany' — no queues.

It is also worth noting that changes to the conditions for entry of foreigners at the Polish border may occur in 2025. It is also necessary to take into account what documents are required for leaving Ukraine in July.

Currently, queues at the border of Ukraine have been recorded at seven checkpoints with neighboring countries. Border guards advise drivers to be prepared for possible disruptions in electronic systems and to plan their trips in advance to avoid unnecessary delays at the border.