Almost one-hour delays at Koroszczyn–Kozlovichi as Belarus freight queues spill over

Real-time data from crowdsourced portal KolejkaNaGranicy.pl show that trucks entering Poland at the Koroszczyn–Kozlovichi crossing on the Belarusian border faced average waits of 56 minutes at 18:00 CET today, 1 October 2026. The spike follows Minsk’s month-end veterinary-certificate audit, which has slowed export clearances for meat and dairy products. Poland’s eastern frontier remains a strategic artery for EU–China overland cargo flows, and any bottleneck can ripple through just-in-time supply chains in the electronics and automotive sectors. Freight forwarders report that some hauliers are diverting via the Bobrowniki–Brest corridor, but that route is limited by ongoing roadworks on the Belarusian M1. Passenger traffic has so far been less affected, with private cars experiencing delays of around 30 minutes. However, long-distance coach operators warn that evening departures to Warsaw could arrive up to two hours late, jeopardising onward rail and air connections. Global mobility and relocation teams moving household goods by road from Belarus or Russia via the Koroszczyn green lane should anticipate handover delays and may wish to reschedule delivery dates. The Polish Border Guard advises checking the official granica.gov.pl dashboard and third-party queue monitors before dispatch.