The government has announced a new plan aimed at reducing delays in prisoner transportation, which frequently result in postponed or rescheduled court hearings. According to the reform's proponents, such delays significantly slow down judicial proceedings and negatively affect victims, who are forced to wait longer for their cases to be heard. The plan proposes, in particular, the use of dedicated bus lanes for vehicles transporting prisoners to and from courts, which should reduce travel time and minimize the risk of delays. Authorities believe this will allow courts to operate more predictably, reduce the number of hearing postponements, and accelerate the delivery of verdicts. The initiative's authors emphasize that the main goal of the reform is to ensure faster and fairer justice for crime victims, who often suffer from prolonged waiting due to organizational problems in the system. Experts note that logistical disruptions in prisoner escort operations have long remained one of the hidden causes of delays in the judicial system. Details of the plan's implementation, including specific routes and timelines for introduction, are still being clarified. The measures are expected to be introduced gradually in cooperation with local transportation and judicial authorities.