Repair work, which involves replacing the asphalt pavement, will significantly change the operating mode of the checkpoint.
From August 12, one of the checkpoints on the Ukrainian-Polish border will operate with complications. Poland has begun repair work on the asphalt pavement on its side of the Grebenne-Rava-Ruska checkpoint. These works may affect traffic and cause long waits.
This was reported by the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine.
The repair work may complicate both entry into and exit from Poland, especially for trucks and cars traveling to Ukraine. Users are advised to plan their trips in advance and, if possible, use alternative checkpoints to reduce delays and inconvenience.
According to information provided by the Polish side, the repair work includes replacing the asphalt pavement, which entails significant changes to the checkpoint's operating mode. This may lead to complications in traffic and the need for additional checks. This may lead to increased waiting times and traffic jams at the border.
Citizens are strongly advised to take this information into account when planning trips and choose other routes to cross the border to avoid possible delays and inconveniences associated with repair work.
Recall that the representative of the State Border Service Andrei Demcheko stated that the digitalization of document verification will speed up the process and eliminate the possibility of counterfeiting, thanks to the verification of data with electronic registers, to which access was previously limited.
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