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många vita och mycket accorder och civic FD-bilar :notworthy:

nice och måmga vita accorder o crv också

De kan gärna svänga förbi och slänga av ett par stycken hemma hos mig

Välkommen till verkligheten =)

Sjukt när man läser att den ryska tullen är så långsamma om man inte ger dem ett litet kuvert,fast hela den kulturen är uppbyggd på mutor sen kommunisttiden.

Välkommen till Finland ! Vet inte om just detta filmklipp är filmat här i Finland, men såhär ser det ut dagligen här när man börjar närma sig 20-30km från ryska gränsen. Finska tullen är snabb men ryska tullen måste nog vara en av världens långsamaste, och även deras låga bemanning vid gräns stationerna är ett stort problem.

En del citat som några skrivit på sidan för er som kanske missat.


" Yup. It looks like that the cars are piling up (again) in the Finnish border since the russians are just too tangled up with their paperwork. This is typical mentality of the russians - they want to transfer the cars trough Finland because it safer that way.

And it also looks like that its not that long lines there on this particular day - normally the waiting lines can be as long as 30 kilometres long. "


" Actually that isn’t bad.

You should check out the Finnish side,
sometimes there is 50km of trucks just waiting to cross to Russia. The lines are there because the Russian border control is so dam slow. But I quess it’s the Russian way to handle stuff. "


" Truck traffic at the the Finnish-Russian border has been increasing at an annual rate of 15 to 20 per cent over the past years. Every day the number of trucks crossing the border at Vaalimaa, Nuijamaa and Imatra border crossing stations totals approximately 2,400 (both directions included). At Vaalimaa alone the total number of trucks crossing the border is approximately 1,300 trucks every day. There is major variation in the volume of cross-border truck traffic between different seasons, weekdays and hours of the day. As there is not enough handling capacity at the border for periods of congestion, occasional queues occur.

The Finnish Ministry of Transport and Communications has carried out an extensive review of measures that could be taken to make Russia-bound traffic smoother and to improve traffic safety. One of these measures is increased provision of information.

This website presents the latest available information about traffic jams on the roads leading to the border. The length of queue is shown with a red line on the road, providing an approximation of the situation on the road at a specific time. Situations naturally change very quickly, so the information cannot always be totally up-to-date. This site also shows when the temporary truck parking areas on the motorway between Hamina and Kotka are available so that other road users can also better prepare for the situation and allow enough time for their journeys.

It has been noted by regional authorities that building up of the truck queues follows a rather consistent pattern. Queues occur regularly at Main Road 7/E18 and this is also where the problems caused by queues are most severe. Authorities advise that freight traffic operators and drivers note the traffic jam situation when making route decisions. When queue at Vaalimaa border crossing station is between 15 to 20 kilometres, it is advisable to utilise capacity at other border crossing stations (Nuijamaa and Imatra). Authorities hope that this arrangement will contribute to the efforts made to alleviate the problems caused by queues of trucks on the roads leading to the border. The development and production of this service has been carried out in cooperation with regional and local authorities. "


:wacko: :wallbash: Sen är det jätte roligt *NOT* när många ryska chaufförer kör berusade, och orsakar många olyckor på finska vägar. En bekant till mig som jobbat på hamnen i Kotka har många gånger sett berusade chaufförer och ringt polisen på plats.

har halva släkten i finland och dom bor ca 5km från ryska gränsen till svettogorsk och varje gång man åker dit så ser det likadant ut...en jäääävla massa biltransporter i rad...