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Morava Corridor: ITS maintenance affects six interchanges on November 13–15

Serbia's roads agency announced ITS equipment repairs on the Morava Corridor on November 13–15. A roughly 100-metre stretch of hard shoulder may close at each work zone; through lanes remain open.

November 13–15, 2026: Serbia’s state road operator Putevi Srbije has announced repairs to intelligent transport systems (ITS) equipment on the A5 motorway, also known as the Morava Corridor.

Locations covered by the notice

The work zones include the Vrba interchange, the Adrani interchange, the section between Trstenik and Vrnjačka Banja, the Koševi–Velika Drenova area, and the Kruševac East and Ćićevac interchanges. These are specific sites along the route, not a single closure of the entire motorway.

What drivers should expect

At affected sites, a section of the hard shoulder approximately 100 metres long will be closed. Traffic can continue in the regular driving and overtaking lanes. Reports suggesting a complete shutdown of the Morava Corridor would therefore be misleading.

Temporary signs and traffic safety equipment will mark the work. Motorists travelling between the Kraljevo, Trstenik, Kruševac and Ćićevac areas should follow posted speed restrictions, allow some flexibility in journey times and consult the operator’s updated notices if conditions change.

Official source: Putevi Srbije, roadworks notice for November 13–15, 2026. Original Serbian report: SrbijaNews, Morava Corridor ITS maintenance.

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