A4 Goričan-Zagreb motorway:
DC1 state road:
Traffic is dense at some border crossings with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro.
Notifications about waiting times at border crossings are subject to frequent changes. Access to cameras at border crossings is provided on the Croatian Automobile Club website.
Until 31 December 2026 at the Erdut-Bogojevo border crossing there is a traffic ban on freight vehicles exceeding 7,5 tonnes.
The Gunja-Brčko border crossing is closed for all traffic, detour: Županja-Orašje border crossing.
At the Ilok-Bačka Palanka bridge traffic is allowed for vehicles up to 24 tonnes (driving speed limit of 30 km/h).
Starting 3 Junly 2023 international traffic is possible at the Slivno-Drinovačko Brdo border crossing.
Transit freight traffic is suspended at the Tovarnik/Šid border crossing, detour: Bajakovo border crossing.Traffic is suspended for vehicles whose maximum weight exceeds 7,5 tonnes at the Pribanjci-Vinica border crossing on the DC204 state road.The Dvor and Vitaljina border crossings are open for pedestrians and passenger traffic only.The border crossings for the international maritime traffic are: Umag, Pula, Mali Lošinj, Vis, Ubli and Cavtat (Book of Regulations on border crossings of the Republic of Croatia, pubblished at the Narodne novine, 2 January
2023).
Bosna i Hercegovina - Hrvatska
Crna Gora - Hrvatska
Srbija - Hrvatska
Due to unfavourable weather conditions, the Sućuraj-Drvenik ferry line has been suspended.
Until September 30, the ferry on the Split-Supetar route will depart from the port of Split at 4.50 p.m. instead of 4.30 p.m, and from the port of Supetar at 6.20 p.m. instead of 6 p.m.
Traffic forecast for 30 August 2025
Roads will be wet and slippery in most of the country. Water may accumulate on the road, and landslides are also possible.
Dense traffic is expected on city roads and their bypasses, especially on the Zagreb and Rijeka city bypasses, on the A1 Zagreb-Ploče-Karamatići motorway, on motorways in Istria, on the Krk bridge, and on most roads along the coast towards major tourist destinations. Queues and traffic jams are possible in roadwork areas.
Dense personal-vehicle traffic is expected at most border crossings with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Serbia. Longer delays are possible.
There is a traffic ban on freight vehicles whose maximum weight exceeds 7,5 tonnes on major roads in Istria and along the coast (excluding the motorways and the DC1 state road) on:
There may se difficulties in ferry traffic due to unfavorable weather conditions.
You can get the latest traffic information at www.hak.hr, in the HAK Smartphone App (http://www.hak.hr/smartphone/hakmap) or by dialling + 385 1 46 40 800; in case of a breakdown call: + 385 1 987.
Have a safe and pleasant journey!
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________