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The motorways A1, A2, A3, A4 are the toll roads in Serbia. These are maintained and operated by “Putevi Srbije”<ref> [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorways_in_Serbia Serbia Motorways] </ref>. Toll fees is collected at the toll stations  on the motorways. All vehicles, including motorcycles, need to pay tolls to travel on these roads. </br>
 
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== Toll system and toll rates in Serbia ==
 
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Motorways in Serbia connect the capital Belgrade to various regions. Serbia adopts the closed toll system: The entry toll station and exit toll station combination determine the toll rates for a vehicle.
 
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    <td>A1 - Belgrade - Subotica</td>
 
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    <td>€ 5.50</td>
 
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    <td>A2 - Belgrade - Preljina</td>
 
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    <td>A3 - Belgrade - Šid</td>
 
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Vehicles are divided into 5 categories<ref> [https://www.putevi-srbije.rs/index.php/en/kategorizacija-vozila-cenovnik-putarine-2 Vehicle Categories] </ref> based on the
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For each section of the toll road, vehicles pay tolls based on the vehicle category.
 
  
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[https://tollguru.com/калкулатор-путарине-србија Using the Serbia toll calculator, you can get the toll rates for every vehicle for all the motorways in Serbia].
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'''System:''' Distance-based toll collection (Closed system)<br>
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'''Operator:''' Public Enterprise "Roads of Serbia"<br>
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'''Currency:''' Serbian Dinar (RSD) / Euro (EUR)<br>
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'''Coverage:''' 905 km of motorways (A1, A2, A3, A4)<br>
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'''Technology:''' Magnetic card + Electronic Toll Collection (ETC)
 
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== How to pay tolls in Serbia ==
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You will pay toll fees at the exit toll station of the motorway. Cash in dinars and euros, payment cards are accepted. Using an ETC (electronic tolling system) device, you can make toll payments without stopping at the toll stations. Subscription tickets are also available for vehicles with national license plates for frequent users.
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[https://tollguru.com/toll-calculator-serbia Calculate Serbia Toll]
 
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== Do I Need to Pay Tolls in Serbia? 2025 Update ==
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== What is ETC device for toll roads in Serbia ==
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Vehicles with ETC devices equipped on the windshield can travel through the toll stations freely without waiting in a line. </br>
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Yes, all motor vehicles (including motorcycles) must pay tolls on Serbian motorways. Serbia uses a '''distance-based toll system''' with no vignette options available.
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ETC devices are available in prepaid and postpaid systems.  
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* In prepaid, the user has to recharge in advance to pay the toll. You can add money to the ETC device at the toll stations.
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'''Toll Required On:'''
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* In postpaid, the user can pay the bill every month after the transaction.  
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* A1 motorway (Belgrade - Niš)
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* A2 motorway (Belgrade - Novi Sad)
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* A3 motorway (Belgrade bypass sections)
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* A4 motorway (Novi Sad - Hungarian border)
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* All connecting motorway sections
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'''Toll-Free Sections:'''
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* A3 motorway through central Belgrade
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* Local and regional roads
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* Urban streets and city centers
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== Serbia Toll Costs: Current Rates ==
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Serbia operates a closed toll system where you take a magnetic card at entry and pay the calculated distance toll at exit.
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=== Vehicle Categories (2025) ===
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<table class="toll-table">
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<tr>
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<th>Category</th>
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<th>Vehicle Type</th>
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<th>Height/Weight Limits</th>
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<th>Approximate Cost (per 100km)</th>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>1a</td>
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<td>Motorcycles, tricycles, quads</td>
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<td>All motorcycles</td>
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<td>~€1.50</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>1</td>
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<td>Cars, vans</td>
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<td>≤1.3m height at first axle, ≤1.9m total height, ≤3.5t</td>
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<td>~€2.00</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>2</td>
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<td>Cars with trailers, higher vans</td>
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<td>≤1.3m height at first axle with trailer, ≤3.5t total</td>
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<td>~€3.00</td>
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<td>3</td>
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<td>Trucks, buses (2-3 axles)</td>
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<td>>3.5t, 2-3 axles</td>
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<td>~€4.50</td>
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<td>4</td>
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<td>Heavy trucks, buses (4+ axles)</td>
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<td>>3.5t, 4+ axles</td>
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<td>~€6.00</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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=== Sample Journey Costs ===
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<table class="toll-table">
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<tr>
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<th>Route</th>
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<th>Distance</th>
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<th>Category 1 (Cars)</th>
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<th>Category 3 (Trucks)</th>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Belgrade - Novi Sad</td>
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<td>~70km</td>
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<td>€1.40</td>
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<td>€3.15</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Belgrade - Niš</td>
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<td>~230km</td>
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<td>€4.60</td>
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<td>€10.35</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Novi Sad - Hungarian border</td>
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<td>~110km</td>
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<td>€2.20</td>
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<td>€4.95</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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== How to Pay Serbia Tolls ==
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=== Manual Payment System ===
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'''Process:'''
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1. '''Entry:''' Take magnetic card from automated dispenser
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2. '''Exit:''' Present card at toll booth for payment calculation
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3. '''Payment:''' Cash (RSD/EUR), credit/debit cards accepted
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'''Accepted Payment Methods:'''
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* Cash in Serbian Dinars (RSD)
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* Cash in Euros (EUR) - change given in RSD
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* Major credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Dinacard, American Express)
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=== Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) ===
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'''ETC Device Benefits:'''
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* No stopping at toll booths
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* 6% discount for prepaid accounts
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* Compatible with Toll4All system from neighboring countries
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* Automatic payment calculation
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'''ETC Setup:'''
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* Purchase device for approximately €15
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* Mount on windscreen
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* Register and load credit in advance
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* Use designated ETC lanes marked "ENP/ETC"
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== Recent Changes (2025) ==
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* '''Enhanced ETC expansion:''' Over 50% of private vehicles and 66% of freight vehicles now use electronic payment
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* '''Satellite tracking pilot:''' New GPS-based system testing for future implementation (20% cheaper than traditional tolls)
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* '''Rate adjustments:''' 12% toll increase implemented in July 2024
 +
* '''Digital integration:''' Improved compatibility with neighboring countries' ETC systems
 +
* '''Interoperability:''' Better cross-border ETC device acceptance
 +
 
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== Penalties & Violations ==
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=== Common Violations ===
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* Lost or damaged magnetic card
 +
* Using wrong entry point documentation
 +
* Payment already made on duplicate card
 +
* Improper ETC device usage
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=== Penalty Procedure ===
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* Longest possible route calculated and charged
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* Additional extraordinary procedure costs applied
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* Payment required on-spot at exit
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* Severe penalties for non-payment
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== Planning Your Serbia Journey ==
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=== Cost Considerations ===
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* '''Transit costs:''' Budget €2-6 per 100km depending on vehicle category
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* '''ETC savings:''' 6% discount for electronic payment users
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* '''Currency preference:''' Pay in RSD to avoid exchange rate variations
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* '''Route planning:''' Use official calculator at putevi-srbije.rs
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=== Travel Tips ===
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* '''Magnetic card security:''' Keep entry card safe throughout journey
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* '''Lane selection:''' Choose correct lane at toll booths (manual vs ETC)
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* '''Payment preparation:''' Have exact change or cards ready
 +
* '''Alternative routes:''' Local roads available but add significant travel time
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* '''Border crossings:''' ETC devices from neighboring countries accepted after registration
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== Serbia vs. Neighboring Countries ==
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<table class="toll-table">
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<tr>
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<th>Country</th>
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<th>System Type</th>
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<th>Typical Cost</th>
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<th>Coverage</th>
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<th>Notes</th>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Serbia</td>
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<td>Distance-based (closed)</td>
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<td>€2/100km</td>
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<td>905km motorways</td>
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<td>Magnetic card + ETC</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Croatia</td>
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<td>Distance-based (closed)</td>
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<td>€3-5/100km</td>
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<td>Extensive network</td>
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<td>Higher rates, more coverage</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Hungary</td>
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<td>Electronic vignette</td>
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<td>€14 (weekly)</td>
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<td>Most motorways</td>
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<td>Time-based system</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Romania</td>
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<td>Electronic vignette (Rovinieta)</td>
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<td>€28 (annual)</td>
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<td>National roads + highways</td>
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<td>License plate-based</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Bulgaria</td>
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<td>Electronic vignette</td>
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<td>€49.50 (annual)</td>
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<td>Motorways + national roads</td>
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<td>BGToll system</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Montenegro</td>
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<td>Distance-based</td>
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<td>Varies by route</td>
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<td>Limited network</td>
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<td>Pay per journey</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>Bosnia and Herzegovina</td>
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<td>Distance-based (limited)</td>
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<td>€3-15 per section</td>
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<td>A1 motorway sections</td>
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<td>Very limited toll network</td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td>North Macedonia</td>
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<td>Distance-based</td>
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<td>€2-8 per section</td>
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<td>Selected highways</td>
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<td>Expanding network</td>
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</tr>
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</table>
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== Frequently Asked Questions ==
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=== Do I need a vignette for Serbia? ===
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No, Serbia does not use vignettes. You pay tolls based on the actual distance traveled using a magnetic card system at motorway entry and exit points.
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=== Can I pay tolls with foreign currency? ===
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Yes, Euros are accepted at all toll booths, but change will be given in Serbian Dinars. Credit and debit cards are also widely accepted.
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=== What happens if I lose my magnetic card? ===
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The longest possible route for that motorway section will be calculated and charged, plus additional administrative costs. Keep your entry card secure.
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=== Can I use my ETC device from other countries? ===
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Yes, ETC devices from Montenegro, North Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Greece can be used after registration on toll4all.com.
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=== Are there toll-free alternatives to motorways? ===
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Yes, local and regional roads are toll-free, but they significantly increase travel time and may pass through urban areas with traffic limitations.
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=== Do motorcycles pay the same rates as cars? ===
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No, motorcycles are in Category 1a with lower rates (approximately €1.50 per 100km) compared to cars in Category 1 (€2.00 per 100km).
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=== How accurate is the toll calculator? ===
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The official calculator at putevi-srbije.rs provides exact rates based on current tariffs and exchange rates updated regularly.
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== Common Mistakes to Avoid ==
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* '''Losing magnetic entry card''' - Safeguard the card throughout your journey to avoid maximum route charges
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* '''Wrong lane selection''' - Choose manual or ETC lanes appropriately at toll booths
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* '''Insufficient payment preparation''' - Have RSD cash or cards ready as toll booths can be busy
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* '''Ignoring ETC registration''' - Foreign ETC devices need registration for cross-border use
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* '''Assuming free motorways''' - All Serbian motorways except central Belgrade sections are tolled
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* '''Currency confusion''' - Remember change is given in RSD even when paying in EUR
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== Motorway Network Coverage ==
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=== Major Routes ===
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* '''A1 (E75):''' Belgrade - Niš - North Macedonia border (connects to European Route E75)
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* '''A2 (E70):''' Belgrade - Novi Sad - Croatian border (connects to European Route E70)
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* '''A3:''' Belgrade bypass (partially tolled)
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* '''A4 (E70):''' Novi Sad - Subotica - Hungarian border
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=== Strategic Importance ===
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* '''Pan-European corridors:''' Multiple European transport corridors pass through Serbia
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* '''Regional connectivity:''' Key transit country for Balkan and Central European traffic
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* '''Border efficiency:''' Direct motorway connections to all neighboring countries
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* '''Economic significance:''' Major freight route between Western Europe and Southeast Europe
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== Exemptions & Discounts ==
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=== Toll Exemptions ===
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* Persons with 80%+ disability or 60%+ lower limb disability
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* Emergency vehicles and humanitarian aid transport
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* Diplomatic vehicles with proper documentation
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=== Discount Programs ===
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* '''ETC prepaid accounts:''' 6% discount for electronic payment users
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* '''Fleet accounts:''' Special rates for commercial vehicle operators
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* '''Monthly/annual passes:''' Available for predetermined routes
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== Useful Links & Resources ==
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* [https://www.putevi-srbije.rs Official Roads of Serbia Website]
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* [https://www.putevi-srbije.rs/index.php/en/road-toll Official Toll Information]
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* [https://toll4all.com ETC Registration for Foreign Devices]
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* '''Customer Support:''' 0800 100 104 (toll-free)
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* '''Toll Collection Support:''' 0800 111 004 (toll-free)
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Serbia Toll Roads and Toll Calculator 2025: Complete Guide

System: Distance-based toll collection (Closed system)
Operator: Public Enterprise "Roads of Serbia"
Currency: Serbian Dinar (RSD) / Euro (EUR)
Coverage: 905 km of motorways (A1, A2, A3, A4)
Technology: Magnetic card + Electronic Toll Collection (ETC)

Do I Need to Pay Tolls in Serbia? 2025 Update

Yes, all motor vehicles (including motorcycles) must pay tolls on Serbian motorways. Serbia uses a distance-based toll system with no vignette options available.

Toll Required On:

  • A1 motorway (Belgrade - Niš)
  • A2 motorway (Belgrade - Novi Sad)
  • A3 motorway (Belgrade bypass sections)
  • A4 motorway (Novi Sad - Hungarian border)
  • All connecting motorway sections

Toll-Free Sections:

  • A3 motorway through central Belgrade
  • Local and regional roads
  • Urban streets and city centers

Serbia Toll Costs: Current Rates

Serbia operates a closed toll system where you take a magnetic card at entry and pay the calculated distance toll at exit.

Vehicle Categories (2025)

Category Vehicle Type Height/Weight Limits Approximate Cost (per 100km)
1a Motorcycles, tricycles, quads All motorcycles ~€1.50
1 Cars, vans ≤1.3m height at first axle, ≤1.9m total height, ≤3.5t ~€2.00
2 Cars with trailers, higher vans ≤1.3m height at first axle with trailer, ≤3.5t total ~€3.00
3 Trucks, buses (2-3 axles) >3.5t, 2-3 axles ~€4.50
4 Heavy trucks, buses (4+ axles) >3.5t, 4+ axles ~€6.00

Sample Journey Costs

Route Distance Category 1 (Cars) Category 3 (Trucks)
Belgrade - Novi Sad ~70km €1.40 €3.15
Belgrade - Niš ~230km €4.60 €10.35
Novi Sad - Hungarian border ~110km €2.20 €4.95

How to Pay Serbia Tolls

Manual Payment System

Process: 1. Entry: Take magnetic card from automated dispenser 2. Exit: Present card at toll booth for payment calculation 3. Payment: Cash (RSD/EUR), credit/debit cards accepted

Accepted Payment Methods:

  • Cash in Serbian Dinars (RSD)
  • Cash in Euros (EUR) - change given in RSD
  • Major credit/debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, Dinacard, American Express)

Electronic Toll Collection (ETC)

ETC Device Benefits:

  • No stopping at toll booths
  • 6% discount for prepaid accounts
  • Compatible with Toll4All system from neighboring countries
  • Automatic payment calculation

ETC Setup:

  • Purchase device for approximately €15
  • Mount on windscreen
  • Register and load credit in advance
  • Use designated ETC lanes marked "ENP/ETC"

Recent Changes (2025)

  • Enhanced ETC expansion: Over 50% of private vehicles and 66% of freight vehicles now use electronic payment
  • Satellite tracking pilot: New GPS-based system testing for future implementation (20% cheaper than traditional tolls)
  • Rate adjustments: 12% toll increase implemented in July 2024
  • Digital integration: Improved compatibility with neighboring countries' ETC systems
  • Interoperability: Better cross-border ETC device acceptance

Penalties & Violations

Common Violations

  • Lost or damaged magnetic card
  • Using wrong entry point documentation
  • Payment already made on duplicate card
  • Improper ETC device usage

Penalty Procedure

  • Longest possible route calculated and charged
  • Additional extraordinary procedure costs applied
  • Payment required on-spot at exit
  • Severe penalties for non-payment

Planning Your Serbia Journey

Cost Considerations

  • Transit costs: Budget €2-6 per 100km depending on vehicle category
  • ETC savings: 6% discount for electronic payment users
  • Currency preference: Pay in RSD to avoid exchange rate variations
  • Route planning: Use official calculator at putevi-srbije.rs

Travel Tips

  • Magnetic card security: Keep entry card safe throughout journey
  • Lane selection: Choose correct lane at toll booths (manual vs ETC)
  • Payment preparation: Have exact change or cards ready
  • Alternative routes: Local roads available but add significant travel time
  • Border crossings: ETC devices from neighboring countries accepted after registration

Serbia vs. Neighboring Countries

Country System Type Typical Cost Coverage Notes
Serbia Distance-based (closed) €2/100km 905km motorways Magnetic card + ETC
Croatia Distance-based (closed) €3-5/100km Extensive network Higher rates, more coverage
Hungary Electronic vignette €14 (weekly) Most motorways Time-based system
Romania Electronic vignette (Rovinieta) €28 (annual) National roads + highways License plate-based
Bulgaria Electronic vignette €49.50 (annual) Motorways + national roads BGToll system
Montenegro Distance-based Varies by route Limited network Pay per journey
Bosnia and Herzegovina Distance-based (limited) €3-15 per section A1 motorway sections Very limited toll network
North Macedonia Distance-based €2-8 per section Selected highways Expanding network

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a vignette for Serbia?

No, Serbia does not use vignettes. You pay tolls based on the actual distance traveled using a magnetic card system at motorway entry and exit points.

Can I pay tolls with foreign currency?

Yes, Euros are accepted at all toll booths, but change will be given in Serbian Dinars. Credit and debit cards are also widely accepted.

What happens if I lose my magnetic card?

The longest possible route for that motorway section will be calculated and charged, plus additional administrative costs. Keep your entry card secure.

Can I use my ETC device from other countries?

Yes, ETC devices from Montenegro, North Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Greece can be used after registration on toll4all.com.

Are there toll-free alternatives to motorways?

Yes, local and regional roads are toll-free, but they significantly increase travel time and may pass through urban areas with traffic limitations.

Do motorcycles pay the same rates as cars?

No, motorcycles are in Category 1a with lower rates (approximately €1.50 per 100km) compared to cars in Category 1 (€2.00 per 100km).

How accurate is the toll calculator?

The official calculator at putevi-srbije.rs provides exact rates based on current tariffs and exchange rates updated regularly.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Losing magnetic entry card - Safeguard the card throughout your journey to avoid maximum route charges
  • Wrong lane selection - Choose manual or ETC lanes appropriately at toll booths
  • Insufficient payment preparation - Have RSD cash or cards ready as toll booths can be busy
  • Ignoring ETC registration - Foreign ETC devices need registration for cross-border use
  • Assuming free motorways - All Serbian motorways except central Belgrade sections are tolled
  • Currency confusion - Remember change is given in RSD even when paying in EUR

Motorway Network Coverage

Major Routes

  • A1 (E75): Belgrade - Niš - North Macedonia border (connects to European Route E75)
  • A2 (E70): Belgrade - Novi Sad - Croatian border (connects to European Route E70)
  • A3: Belgrade bypass (partially tolled)
  • A4 (E70): Novi Sad - Subotica - Hungarian border

Strategic Importance

  • Pan-European corridors: Multiple European transport corridors pass through Serbia
  • Regional connectivity: Key transit country for Balkan and Central European traffic
  • Border efficiency: Direct motorway connections to all neighboring countries
  • Economic significance: Major freight route between Western Europe and Southeast Europe

Exemptions & Discounts

Toll Exemptions

  • Persons with 80%+ disability or 60%+ lower limb disability
  • Emergency vehicles and humanitarian aid transport
  • Diplomatic vehicles with proper documentation

Discount Programs

  • ETC prepaid accounts: 6% discount for electronic payment users
  • Fleet accounts: Special rates for commercial vehicle operators
  • Monthly/annual passes: Available for predetermined routes

Useful Links & Resources

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