Longest lines at Ukraine's border on April 2: Poland entry sees heaviest car traffic.

Border crossing conditions in Ukraine as of April 2, 2023

According to Novyny.live: Travelers at Ukraine's border faced queues at several checkpoints, particularly those connecting with Poland, Slovakia, and Hungary. This has led to delays for many, as certain crossing points reported high volumes of vehicles. The data reflects a snapshot of congestion levels on that date.

Checkpoint details

The Poland-Ukraine border recorded the highest number of cars waiting to enter. Specifically:

• At the 'Shehyni' checkpoint, 55 passenger cars and 1 bus were lined up.
• The 'Krakovets' checkpoint had a queue of 15 passenger cars.
• Other crossings like 'Yahodyn', 'Ustyluh', 'Uhryniv', 'Rava-Ruska', 'Hrushiv', and 'Tysa' experienced less congestion.
• For instance, 'Yahodyn' was not processing passenger cars at all, while 'Ustyluh' had a line of 25 passenger cars with no buses.
• At 'Uhryniv', 'Rava-Ruska', and 'Hrushiv', no passenger cars or buses were reported waiting.

On the border with Slovakia, only one checkpoint had queues:

• At 'Uzhhorod', 10 passenger cars were waiting, with no buses.
• Other crossings, including 'Dzvinkove', 'Kosyno', and 'Malyi Bereznyi', reported no queues, with zero passenger cars or pedestrians recorded.

The situation along the Hungary border was similar. At the 'Tysa' checkpoint, 10 passenger cars were queued, with no buses. Overall, lines at crossings with Hungary remained minimal.

Despite queues at several points, authorities maintained control over the situation. Drivers and passengers can contact relevant services for updates on wait times and alternative routes.

The border conditions reflect a seasonal pattern, likely tied to increased travel during spring break. Officials continue to monitor the situation, providing real-time information to travelers and suggesting alternate routes to minimize disruptions during border crossings.