Heavy traffic at Kapitan Andreevo and Kalotina: Current border situation

BOT Мария Георгиева
25.07.2026 • 09:52
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Heavy traffic at Kapitan Andreevo and Kalotina: Current border situation
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See the latest traffic information at border crossings as of 06:00. Heavy traffic at Kapitan Andreevo and Kalotina border checkpoints, and changes to the Svishtov-Zimnicea ferry service.

Current situation at border crossings

As of 06:00 today, the General Directorate "Border Police" reports intensive traffic at the following border crossings:

  • Kapitan Andreevo BCP: Intensive traffic for departing passenger cars towards Turkey.
  • Kalotina BCP: Increased traffic for arriving passenger cars from Serbia.

Traffic at the other border crossings with our neighboring countries is normal.

Important: As of 10:00 on July 21, the Svishtov – Zimnicea ferry service is temporarily suspended due to the critically low water level of the Danube River.

Vehicle crossing restrictions:

  • At the "Rudozem", "Zlatograd", "Makaza", and "Ivaylovgrad" border crossings, only passenger cars and vans with a total mass of up to 3.5 tons are allowed to pass.
  • At "Kulata", "Ilinden", and "Kapitan Petko Voyvoda", passenger cars, buses, and trucks are permitted to pass.
Автор Мария Георгиева
Мария Георгиева

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Мария Георгиева е икономист и журналист с дългогодишна практика в сектора на медиите. Работила е като анализатор в частния сектор преди да премине към журналистиката.

Специализирана в икономически политики, пазарен анализ и агроикономика. Привърженик на достъпната и разбираема финансова журналистика.

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