Another Country Imposes Restrictions On Cars Traveling To Belarus

Following Poland and Latvia.

Lithuania, following Poland and Latvia, has stopped allowing vehicles with transit license plates with an engine larger than 1.9 liters and more expensive than 50 thousand euros into Belarus. Motorists who are stuck near the Lithuanian-Belarusian border write about this in specialized chats.

As the website Charter97.org wrote earlier, on the night of March 23, in special chats, and later in the media, information began to appear that Poland had suspended the passage of cars purchased from different European countries with an engine capacity of more than 1.9 liters.

Following Poland, Latvia stopped allowing cars with transit license plates into Belarus.