Due to adverse weather conditions, the State Automobile Inspectorate has organised round-the-clock monitoring of the road situation to promptly arrange for the elimination of icy conditions and ensure safe traffic conditions.
Due to adverse weather conditions, the State Automobile Inspectorate has organised round-the-clock monitoring of the road situation to promptly arrange for the elimination of icy conditions and ensure safe traffic conditions. Traffic police patrols are ready to provide assistance to road users. In case of emergencies on the road, please report them by calling 102. The nearest traffic police patrol will arrive to provide assistance.
Drivers should switch to a winter driving style that is more restrained and careful. Sharp manoeuvres and braking should be avoided, especially near pedestrian crossings and on road curves. A safe speed should be chosen, taking into account the road surface condition and visibility, maintaining a safe distance, and ensuring all occupants are wearing seatbelts.
Weekends are the ideal time to properly prepare vehicles for winter operation. The first thing to start with is the tyres. Driving safety and your own well-being depend on the tyres, their quality, and reliability. Therefore, we recommend not waiting until December 1st and carrying out the seasonal changeover now.
Windscreen wipers, demisting, and heating systems for windows must be in good working order. It is important to check the functionality of headlights and position lights. The windscreen washer fluid reservoir must be filled with antifreeze fluid. Check the battery charge level, the condition of the braking system, and auxiliary electronic systems (such as ABS). Replacing brake fluid and pads, if they are close to wear, would also be advisable. Remember to observe increased safety measures on unpredictable winter roads.