The capital of Yugoslavia,
Belgrade, is situated on a cut of the
European roads E-70 and E-75.
Distances between Belgrade and the main frontier
crossings:
HUNGARY - Horgosh: 203 km
HUNGARY - Kelebia: 190 km
ROMANIA - Vatin: 100 km
BULGARIA - Gradina: 335 km
MACEDONIAN - Preshevo: 391 km
SRPSKA - Badovinci: 118 km
CROATIA - Batrovci: 113 km
Traffic regulations
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Speed limit in rural areas is 60km
unless it is written differently on the signs. |
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Children younger than 12 as well as a person under
the influence of alcohol cannot drive on the passenger
seat of a passenger vehicle. |
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The level of alcohol in a driver’s bloodstream
permitted is 0,05%. |
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Using the safety seat belts is obligatory for
a driver and for a passenger on the passenger seat. |
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Riders and passengers of the motorcycles must
wear safety helmets during a ride (in cities, too). |
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Motorcycles must have their lights on during a
ride, day and night. |
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Camping is allowed at camp sites only. |
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Vehicles with foreign registration plates must
have a suitable sign of the country they were registered
in. |
Road toll for the passenger vehicles with foreign
registration plates:
Subotica - Novi Sad: 5 EUR
Novi Sad - Belgrade: 5 EUR
Shid - Belgrade: 6 EUR
Belgrade - Nish: 13 EUR
Nish - Pecenjevce: 3 EUR
Fuel
On the main traffic centers and in big towns some gas
stations work non-stop every day. In Serbia, gas is
being sold for dinars and in Motenegro for a foreign
currency only. At almost all gas stations you can buy
all kinds of fuel and motor-oils of the domestic and
foreign production( 95-98 octane-super, lead-free 95
octane, 86 octane-premium, diesel D2). At the gas stations
in big cities and tourist centers drivers can also buy
liquid automobile gas.
Insurance
The insurance policies of the signatory countries of
“Vehicle Insurance Convention” and the citizens of the
other countries must buy an insurance policy on entering
Yugoslavia.
Traffic accidents
In case of a traffic accident you should call the traffic
police (tel. 92), which will make a report about it.
If you are an owner of a vehicle with foreign registration
plates it is necessary that you get a confirmation of
a damage which you will be asked to show on the border
when leaving Yugoslavia.
“Help-Information” service (tel. 987) of Yugoslav Auto-Moto
Association is there to offer you tourist help and to
help you transport damaged vehicles.
In case an owner wants to leave his or her vehicle
with a foreign registration plate permanently, he or
she has to report it to the custom duty or to the local
AMSJ unit (Auto-Moto Association of Yugoslavia), which
will take over from there. In both cases it is important
that you take a confirmation of the delivery of the
vehicle in order to regulate the formalities in the
country in which the vehicle had been registered, more
quickly.
If a foreign tourist enters Yugoslavia with the damaged
bodywork of his or her vehicle, he or she must solicit
to persons in charge on the border, in order to establish
the damage and to get a confirmation of it.
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Information and help
YUGOSLAV AUTO-MOTO ASSOCIATION
Informative center, Ruzveltova 18
tel. 419-555, (6am - 9pm)
www.amsj.co.yu
INTERNATIONAL TOURING-INFORMATIVE CENTER
tel. 9800 (non-stop) Information in foreign languages,
too.
SERBIAN AUTO-MOTO ASSOCIATION
Kneginje Zorke 58
www.amss.org.yu
Informative center AMSS
tel. 444-39-04 (7:30am - 3pm)
tel. 344-15-15 (5am - 9pm)
tel. 344-28-18 (non-stop)
“Help-Information” service 987
Ruzveltova 19-21
tel. 987 (non-stop)
“Help-Information” service (SPI 987) has its branches
all round Serbia and it gives a technical help, all
kind of information and transport of the damaged vehicles.
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