# Dorohusk – Yagodyn border queue today

> Data updated 12:22, November 5, 2026 (Europe/Warsaw) (38 min ago)
> Sources: [DPSU](https://dpsu.gov.ua) · [eCherha](https://echerha.gov.ua) · [granica.gov.pl](https://granica.gov.pl) · [traveller reports](https://kolejkanagranicy.pl/en/o-serwisie#zrodla) · [nakordoni.eu](https://nakordoni.eu/en)
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As of 12:59 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Dorohusk – Yagodyn” border crossing is 15 min for leaving Poland (towards Ukraine) and 15 min for entering Poland. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Monday, 03:00–05:00.

| | → Ukraine | → Poland |
|---|---|---|
| Cars | — | — |
| Buses | 15 min | 15 min |
| On foot | — | — |

Coordinates: 51.18783, 23.81066

## About Dorohusk – Yagodyn

Dorohusk–Yahodyn is the northernmost road crossing on the Polish-Ukrainian border, east of Chełm on Poland's national road 12. On the Ukrainian side the M07 highway runs via Kovel towards Kyiv. Measurements here cover buses and trucks in both directions, and it is one of the main gateways for coach services and heavy freight between the Lublin region and Volyn.

For buses leaving Poland, the 60-day average is just under an hour, but the week is uneven: Sundays bring about an hour and a half, Mondays and Saturdays more than an hour, and Tuesdays only around twenty minutes. The queue builds overnight and through the morning, then almost disappears in the afternoon and evening. Buses heading into Poland do not queue at all for most of the day; a backlog forms in the morning, most clearly on Mondays, when the typical wait goes past an hour. There are not yet enough truck measurements to describe a typical week.

Operators bound for Ukraine do best to cross in the afternoon or evening and to avoid Sundays. Towards Poland, steer clear of the morning hours, especially on Mondays. The nearest alternative is Zosin–Ustyluh, where buses usually face practically no queue in either direction, and further south Dołhobyczów–Uhryniv, where the bus data also shows no waiting.

## Key facts

- Name on the Poland side: Dorohusk
- Name on the Ukraine side: Yagodyn
- Open for: Buses
- Opening hours: 24/7

## Air-raid alert on the Ukrainian side of Dorohusk – Yagodyn

As of 13:57 (Kyiv time) there is no air-raid alert in Volyn Oblast, right behind the Dorohusk – Yagodyn crossing, and no other oblast within 250 km has one either.

- Threat level nearby: 0/5 — No alert
- Alert data reading: 13:57 (3 min ago)
- OSINT, not official warnings.

## When is the queue at Dorohusk – Yagodyn shortest?

A typical week: medians over 60 days (612 measurements), not a forecast for today.

- Calmest day: Monday
- Busiest day: Sunday
- Best time to set off: Monday, 03:00–05:00
- Time to avoid: Sunday, 09:00–11:00

| Day | Typical wait |
|---|---|
| Monday | 15 min |
| Tuesday | 39 min |
| Wednesday | 15 min |
| Thursday | 15 min |
| Friday | 31 min |
| Saturday | 31 min |
| Sunday | 55 min |

## FAQ

### What is the current queue at Dorohusk – Yagodyn?

As of 12:59 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Dorohusk – Yagodyn” border crossing is 15 min for leaving Poland (towards Ukraine) and 15 min for entering Poland. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Monday, 03:00–05:00.

### When is the queue at Dorohusk – Yagodyn shortest?

Over the last 60 days the calmest day at this crossing has been Monday and the busiest Sunday. The queue is usually shortest on Monday, 03:00–05:00 and longest on Sunday, 09:00–11:00.

### Is an air-raid alert in force behind Dorohusk – Yagodyn right now?

As of 13:57 (Kyiv time) there is no air-raid alert in Volyn Oblast, right behind the Dorohusk – Yagodyn crossing, and no other oblast within 250 km has one either. The reading refreshes every few minutes; in danger, official warnings are what count.