Hundreds of BiH truck drivers protest Schengen restrictions


SARAJEVO, April 21 (Xinhua) -- A protest convoy of 543 trucks paraded through the streets of Sarajevo on Monday, demanding policy changes affecting Bosnia and Herzegovina(BiH)'s road transport sector.

Organized by the Bosnia and Herzegovina Logistics Consortium under the slogan "Enough is enough!", the protest highlighted industry frustration with the EU's 90/180 rule, which limits drivers' total stay in the Schengen Area to no more than 90 days in every 180 days, including transit periods.

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