SRB
Serbia
toll per sectionMotorway 130 km/hAlcohol 0,2 ‰ (novice/professional 0,0 ‰)Winter In winter conditions 01.11–01.04
Key points in Serbia
Vignettenot needed · tolls per section
Low-emission zonesnone for cars
Winter tyresIn winter conditions · 01.11–01.04 · M+S or 3PMSF (snowflake symbol) · min. 4 mm tread
Snow chainsAllowed instead of winter tyres
Motorway car / truck130 / 80
Alcohol0,2 ‰
Lights by daycompulsory
Compulsory in the car1× Warning triangle, Hi-vis vest, First aid kit
Breakdown helpAMSS 1987
Emergency numbers112 · 🚓 192 · 🚑 194 · 🚒 193 · 1987 AMSS
Tolls and extra costs
- Tolls at toll plazas on the motorways: take a ticket at the entry, pay at the exit in dinars, euros (change in dinars) or by card. No vignette.
- With an ENP toll tag (toll4all.com) you pay 6% less. The Belgrade bypass is free for cars; trucks with 4 or more axles pay there by tag only.
- A1 Beograd – NišRSD 1,180
- A1 Beograd – Subotica (→ HU)RSD 850
- A1 Beograd – Preševo (→ MK)RSD 2,060
- A1/A4 Beograd – Dimitrovgrad (→ BG)RSD 1,800
- A3 Beograd – Šid (→ HR)RSD 520
Low-emission zones 0
No car low-emission zones in our overview.
Watch out
- Entered Kosovo from Albania, North Macedonia or Montenegro? Then Serbia will not let you cross from Kosovo into Serbia; plan your route through another country.
- Police checks are frequent. Fines usually have to be paid on the spot or at a bank or post office; always ask for an official receipt.
Truck (over 3.5 t)
- Putarina (toll plazas) · – · cash / card · ENP tag
Live traffic and border waiting times
Fuel prices by country
Unleaded 95 (E10/E5): 208.00 RSD · Diesel: 237.00 RSD
National average incl. taxes; motorway stations are often dearer. As of: 19 Oct 2026
Busiest travel days
Summer transit to Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey from late June to August (busiest on Fridays and Saturdays), and the return wave at the end of August. Longest waits at Horgoš–Röszke (HU), Batrovci–Bajakovo (HR) and Gradina–Kalotina (BG).
Coach
- Bus motorway: –
- Bus toll: Putarina
- Alcohol (professional): 0,0 ‰
Customs and border
EU citizens can enter with an ID card. Customs checks in both directions; when you re-enter the EU over land, lower duty-free limits often apply, e.g. for cigarettes.