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A huge 5-km traffic jam has blocked the Struma highway near Blagoevgrad in another “epic journey” because of the four-day holiday, reported BGNES.
The exit of LOT-2 of the highway near Blagoevgrad is blocked and traffic from there continues along E-79 to the two border checkpoints with Greece and the resorts Bansko and Sandanski.
There are traffic policemen at the two roundabouts but traffic is very heavy. It takes more than 40 minutes to cover the 5-km distance between Blagoevgrad and the roundabout of Kocherinovo.
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