Travelling from Latvia to Russia
Atbilde saņemta: 01. Augusts 2010, 01:58
Hello to all Latvian MB owners.
First, sorry if this message is in the wrong place.
I have some questions about the big line of trucks and cars at terehova waiting to cross to Buratchki, Russia.
In 2009, I was in the line of cars for 15 hours in the first week of August.
I see that the Latvian Customs keep records of trucks waiting but not cars.
My big question is how are the lines of cars at the moment.
I plan to cross to Russia in the middle of August this year 2010.
Is the line getting bigger X-( or smaller 8-) these days ;-)?
And if you are wondering who I am, I am English, from London, with a W202 C230k. I have previously travelled by road to Russia one time from Finland (2005) and from Latvia (2007 and 2009). I have travelled over 200,000km in my car which I bought in 2000. I have enjoyed passing through your country (except for the police hiding in the village before the border) but luckily the first time I suspected something like this and was travelling slowly. Now I know where they hide.
Any help with up to date information on the border queues would be gratefully received.
Regards
Les
First, sorry if this message is in the wrong place.
I have some questions about the big line of trucks and cars at terehova waiting to cross to Buratchki, Russia.
In 2009, I was in the line of cars for 15 hours in the first week of August.
I see that the Latvian Customs keep records of trucks waiting but not cars.
My big question is how are the lines of cars at the moment.
I plan to cross to Russia in the middle of August this year 2010.
Is the line getting bigger X-( or smaller 8-) these days ;-)?
And if you are wondering who I am, I am English, from London, with a W202 C230k. I have previously travelled by road to Russia one time from Finland (2005) and from Latvia (2007 and 2009). I have travelled over 200,000km in my car which I bought in 2000. I have enjoyed passing through your country (except for the police hiding in the village before the border) but luckily the first time I suspected something like this and was travelling slowly. Now I know where they hide.
Any help with up to date information on the border queues would be gratefully received.
Regards
Les