SIMFEROPOL, August 2. Early on Saturday morning, the number of vehicles awaiting passage across the Crimean Bridge saw a substantial increase, reaching a total of 2,600 cars from both directions. This information was disseminated by the official Telegram channel dedicated to providing real-time updates on the traffic situation at the vital transport crossing.
Previously, movement on the Crimean Bridge had experienced temporary closures and restrictions. As of 6:00 AM Moscow time, the operational report indicated that approximately 1,500 vehicles were queuing on the Taman side, facing an estimated wait time exceeding four hours. Concurrently, from the Kerch side, a queue of 1,100 vehicles was observed, with drivers anticipating delays of around three hours.
Important Travel Information:
Access to the Crimean Bridge is currently restricted to passenger cars, minibuses, and buses. Commercial cargo vehicles are required to use an alternative route through the newly integrated territories or utilize the Kerch Strait ferry crossing for transit to Crimea.
