What is Happening in Lars: Hundreds of Armenian Trucks in Line

At the Russian-Georgian border crossing point of 'Upper Lars,' 583 Armenian trucks are waiting in the electronic queue. This number has decreased by 17 compared to the previous day. This information was reported by the Road Traffic Organization Center of North Ossetia.

On November 9, it was announced that there were 1,890 trucks in the electronic queue, of which 600 had Armenian license plates. In total, 1,901 vehicles from various countries are waiting to cross the 'Upper Lars' border point.

The congestion of trucks is related to the worsening weather conditions in the Gudauri-Kobi section of the Mtskheta-Stepantsminda-Lars international significance highway.