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Speed enforcement across Croatia's Adriatic corridor.
Croatia's motorways, run by HAC with BINA-Istra (Istrian Y) and AZM (A2) as concessionaires, stretch from the Slovenian border to Ploče in the far south. In towns, speeding fines climb steeply once you are more than 30 km/h over the limit.
Croatian police check speed with fixed cameras and mobile units. The A1 (Zagreb–Split–Ploče) carries more summer traffic than any other Croatian motorway, and its busiest point is Lučko, at the Zagreb end.
Police step up speed checks every summer on all routes from the interior to the coast, as traffic peaks in July and August.
The A6 through Gorski kotar is a marked winter road: winter tyres, or summer tyres with 4 mm tread plus chains, from 15 Nov to 15 Apr.
Pay by distance at the toll booths, or use an ENC tag for non-stop lanes and a discount. Free-flow tolling (Crolibertas) is due in 2027.
Statistics reflect verified enforcement data currently in our database and are reviewed regularly.
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