700 Vehicles Queue at Crimea Bridge Exit, Two-Hour Wait Reported

Approximately 700 vehicles are queued at the exit point from Crimea on the Crimea Bridge. Reports indicate vehicles are waiting about two hours to enter the bridge.

Scraper SystemJune 21, 2026, 08:42 PM

700 Vehicles Queue at Crimea Bridge Exit, Two-Hour Wait Reported

A heavy vehicle queue has formed at the exit from Crimea on the Crimea Bridge. At the departure point from Crimea, approximately 700 vehicles are waiting before the bridge.

According to data from the information center, vehicles have been waiting for about two hours. This data is valid as of 18:00 Moscow time.

On the opposite side of the bridge in Taman, there is no queue at the manual inspection point.

Traffic Regulations

Only passenger cars, minibuses, and buses are permitted to cross the Crimea Bridge. An alternative route via new territories has been established for heavy goods vehicles entering Crimea.

Ferry services across the Kerch Strait have been temporarily suspended. Checkpoints have been set up on both sides of the bridge to ensure safe passage.

A heavy vehicle queue has formed at the exit from Crimea on the Crimea Bridge. At the departure point from Crimea, approximately 700 vehicles are waiting before the bridge.

According to data from the information center, vehicles have been waiting for about two hours. This data is valid as of 18:00 Moscow time.

On the opposite side of the bridge in Taman, there is no queue at the manual inspection point.

Traffic Regulations

Only passenger cars, minibuses, and buses are permitted to cross the Crimea Bridge. An alternative route via new territories has been established for heavy goods vehicles entering Crimea.

Ferry services across the Kerch Strait have been temporarily suspended. Checkpoints have been set up on both sides of the bridge to ensure safe passage.

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