e-Queue system reaches milestone: 1.5 million border crossings

The electronic system "e-Queue", which significantly simplifies the border crossing process, has reached a milestone during its operation - over 1.5 million registered border crossings by vehicles. This is a significant achievement for the Ukrainian system, which contributes to improving the organization of transportation and the effective functioning of checkpoints.

In total, more than 1.3 million crossings were made by trucks, which indicates the important role of the system in processing freight transportation. The remaining crossings are buses, which also actively use the advantages of the electronic registrar. In the last six months alone, the system has processed a third of all border crossings.

The most active checkpoints, where the most use of the "eCherga" system is recorded, are "Porubne - Siret" on the border with Romania (88,628 crossings), "Krakowice - Korchowa" on the Polish border (73,177 crossings), as well as "Yagodyn - Dorohusk" (70,661 crossings). These points have become the main transportation points, where the system is actively used to organize border procedures.

Among international passenger carriers, the largest number of crossings was recorded at the points "Shegyny - Medyka" (15,747 crossings), "Krakowice - Korchowa" (14,003 crossings) and "Chop (Tisa) - Záhony" (7,055 crossings). These results confirm the importance of the system for bus transportation, allowing passengers to cross the border efficiently and quickly.

The total number of users of the "eQueue" system has already exceeded 120 thousand people from different countries. The mobile application has been downloaded more than 90 thousand times, which indicates the popularity and convenience of this technology among users. You can register in the system both through the official website and using the mobile application, which allows everyone to quickly and conveniently submit an application for border crossing.

The "eQueue" system was launched in December 2022 at the "Yagodyn - Dorohusk" checkpoint on the border with Poland. Today, the system operates at 17 key checkpoints for trucks and 28 for buses, significantly simplifying the border crossing process and making it more transparent and convenient for all participants.