Most European countries charge toll fees. These fees apply to the use of motorways, express roads, tunnels and bridges. The generated revenue is invested in road infrastructure and traffic safety.
Infrastructure: construction and maintenance of roads and motorways
Traffic safety and management: intelligent traffic systems
Environmental protection: measures to reduce noise and emissions
Tolls may be charged via vignettes, distance-based systems or as special tolls.
In Croatia, there is no vignette system. Instead, a distance-based toll applies on motorways, depending on the vehicle class and distance travelled.
From autumn 2026, a digital toll system with license plate recognition and toll boxes (similar to ETC) is planned to replace the existing toll booths.
Vehicles over 1.9 m in height are subject to higher tolls. Roof boxes or similar add-ons are not included in the height calculation.
Vehicle combinations are classified based on axle count, gross vehicle weight (up to/over 3.5 t) and vehicle height.
Motorhomes are also classified according to axle count, gross vehicle weight and vehicle height.
Class 1A: Motorcycles, trikes and quads
Class 1: 2-axle vehicles up to 3.5 t and under 1.9 m height
Class 2: Vehicles over 1.9 m or vehicles with trailers
Class 3: Vehicles over 3.5 t or certain trailer combinations
Class 4: Vehicles with 4 or more axles over 3.5 t
Tolls are paid at toll stations. Drivers usually take a ticket when entering the motorway and pay when exiting the toll road.
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No. Croatia uses a distance-based toll system on motorways instead of vignettes.
The introduction of a digital toll system is planned for autumn 2026.