The government and private investors are benefiting from the Adriatic country’s blossoming tourist industry, but locals are facing pollution and traffic The drive south along Montenegro’s cobalt blue Adriatic coastline through the burgeoning resort town of Budva will surely be a pleasant affair one day, but at the moment it’s only slightly more enjoyable than Los Angeles gridlock. Traffic is stop-and-go over the short stretch of road through town; a cacophony of drilling, hammering, and laboring diesel engines harasses... Vazhdo