Bosnia and Herzegovina
toll per sectionKey points in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Tolls and extra costs
- Tolls at toll plazas on the A1 motorway and on the motorways of Republika Srpska (e.g. Banja Luka–Gradiška). Pay in marks (KM) or by card; euros are often accepted, with change in KM. No vignette.
- The motorway network is short: most routes, including Sarajevo–Mostar, run on two-lane main roads. Allow extra time.
- A1 Sarajevo – ZenicaKM 7
- A1 Sarajevo – KakanjKM 4
Low-emission zones 0
No car low-emission zones in our overview.
Watch out
- Landmines remain in some remote areas: stay on paved roads and marked paths, also when you stop or camp.
Truck (over 3.5 t)
- Putarina (toll plazas) · – · cash / card · ENC tag
Live traffic and border waiting times
Fuel prices by country
Unleaded 95 (E10/E5): 3.42 BAM · Diesel: 3.75 BAM
National average incl. taxes; motorway stations are often dearer. As of: 19 Oct 2026
Busiest travel days
Summer weekends on the roads to the Croatian coast and around Mostar, with queues at the border crossings into Croatia on Saturdays.
Coach
- Bus motorway: –
- Bus toll: Putarina
- Alcohol (professional): 0,0 ‰
Customs and border
EU citizens can enter with an ID card. Split–Dubrovnik via Neum means two extra border checks; the Pelješac bridge in Croatia avoids them.