Serbia makes this change of communications rules, exiles must know

Serbia has changed communications rules since yesterday (April 27th 2018). There, a new aspect of the communications law has begun. As Koha.net learns, what matters during transit across Serbia is that average speed measure has begun while driving on highways. This means [...]
There, a new aspect of the communications law has begun.
As Koha.net learns, what matters during transit across Serbia is that average speed measure has begun while driving on highways.
This means that the time will be measured for which the specific segment of the road between the two paying jobs is passed, while the payment of the speed-over punishment is done immediately in the highway payment job.
The speed allowed on Serbia's highways is 120km/h, while categories sentences range from about 25 EURO to over 1000 Over 30 to 60 days in prison. As it does, drivers who exceed the speed of only 1 km/h will be punished, and controls are warned to be very rigorous.
For illustration, highways in Serbia are designed to be spent for the next time:
Subotic: Nis (423 km); 3 hours and 31 minutes,
Belgrade Nis (237 km): 1 hour 58 minutes,
Belgrade Subotic (190 km): 1 hour 34 minutes,
Belgrade ʹSid (109km): 54 minutes.
These new rules should be taken into account especially the Kosovo diaspora, which at this time exploits Serbia as the transitor to come to Kosovo.











