Traffic in North Macedonia moves without delays; Ohrid–Resen open for vehicles up to 3.5 t

Traffic on the national road network is moving without significant delays, with road surfaces mostly dry and conditions described as normal. Outside urban centres, traffic intensity is moderate, and authorities report no long holds at border crossings on the Macedonian side. ([amsm.mk](https://amsm.mk/sostojba-na-patishta/dnevni-informacii/?utm_source=openai))

The Auto-Moto Association of Macedonia (AMSM) urges drivers to adapt speed to conditions, respect traffic signs and drive with extra caution, especially on routes that run through basins, river valleys and gorges where landslides can occur. ([amsm.mk](https://amsm.mk/za-nas/?utm_source=openai))

The association specifically highlights several stretches where the risk of rockfalls or slips is greater: Katlanovo–Veles, Mavrovo–Debar–Struga, Vinica–Berovo and Kocani–Delchevo. Motorists are advised to be vigilant on these sections and to follow temporary traffic arrangements if present. ([zurnal.mk](https://zurnal.mk/sosto%D1%98ba-na-patishtata-2/?utm_source=openai))

Seasonal arrangements are in place on some mountain roads: since April 15 the Ohrid–Resen route through Galičica National Park has been reopened to traffic for all vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes. Drivers planning travel in the region should account for vehicle weight limits on that pass. ([amsm.mk](https://amsm.mk/road_conditions/dnevni-informatsii/?utm_source=openai))

For up-to-date information before starting a journey, motorists can consult the AMSM road-condition bulletins and information lines, which publish daily notices about closures, temporary regimes and border conditions. Regular checks are recommended ahead of trips that cross mountain passes or border points. ([amsm.mk](https://amsm.mk/za-nas/?utm_source=openai))

Photo: press material from the event