Driving in Serbia (Srbija)

Per a June 2026 news report on the Road Traffic Safety Law: warning triangle (within reach, not in the boot; placed at least 50 m behind the car outside built-up areas), reflective vest kept in the cabin, tow rope (3-5 m) or tow bar, spare tyre or tyre-repair kit, European accident report form, type B first-aid kit. Fire extinguisher is not mandatory for cars. Winter: 1 Nov to 1 Apr winter equipment is mandatory (Putevi Srbije caption); chains advised in hilly/mountain terrain.

No vignette. Toll roads with booths operated by Putevi Srbije; electronic toll collection (ENP) with a tag device (Toll For All service/app) is available. Prices are by section and vehicle category (passenger cars are category I). Customer centre 0800 111 004, information centre 0800 100 104.

Built-up areas 50 km/h (signs may allow up to 80). Outside built-up areas: 80 km/h on other roads, 100 km/h on expressways (motoput), 130 km/h on motorways (min 60 km/h on motorway). Cars towing a caravan: 80 km/h. Posted signs override. Average-speed enforcement is used on motorways.

112 (unified), 192 police, 193 fire and rescue, 194 ambulance. AMSS Operations Centre for road assistance: 1987.

Green card is not required for cars registered in the states covered by the Multilateral Agreement (most EU states, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Montenegro by a bilateral agreement). Still required for vehicles from Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Turkey, Israel, Iran, North Macedonia, Albania, Tunisia, Morocco.