Separate Lanes Opened For Trucks Going Into Poland At Krakovets–Korczowa Border Crossing

News 16 September 2022, 16:56

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The lanes were opened for the inspection of empty trucks.

A separate lane has been opened for empty trucks heading from Ukraine to Poland at the Krakovets–Korczowa border crossing point.

The CFTS portal reported this, citing the Logist Today publication.

The passage of trucks began on 9 September.

"By agreement with the Ukrainian side, lanes have been opened for inspection of freight vehicles without cargo at the Krakovets–Korczowa automobile crossing point from Ukraine to Poland," the Polish Border Service said.

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