In short
- International line Zvornik – Belgrade begins December 13
- Transfers to Croatian trains at Volinja
- First line after 14-year break
The international passenger line Zvornik Novi – Belgrade center begins operations on December 13, after the Government of Republika Srpska approved the new timetable. The line will operate in coordination with "Srbijazavoz" from Belgrade.
What Changes for Passengers
Residents of the Zvornik region are gaining a direct connection to Belgrade, which they did not have before. Passengers will be able to use the train instead of other modes of transport. At Volinja, the official border crossing, transfers to Croatian railways will be available.
Regular Trains
The timetable includes 13 passenger trains in local traffic on routes within Republika Srpska. Existing trains Banja Luka – Novi Grad – Dobrljin will be connected with trains at Volinja, but arrival and departure times are still being coordinated with the Croatian side.
14-Year Break
Passenger trains between BiH and Serbia have not operated since December 2012, when the lines to Belgrade were discontinued at that time. The establishment of new lines marks the resumption of traffic after a long break.
