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Croatian Automobile Club reports queues on motorways, state roads, and border crossings, with increased traffic expected tomorrow.

The Croatian Automobile Club warns of increased traffic along the coast and multi-hour waits at border crossings with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and Montenegro.

HAK warns of traffic accidents on A1, A3, and A7, queues on A3, A2, and A4, and roadworks lasting until October.

In its morning report, the Croatian Automobile Club warns of a traffic accident on the Rijeka bypass, delays due to motorway roadworks, and wet and slippery roads across the country.

HAK warns of a 40 km/h speed limit on the A7 towards Rupa, increased traffic towards the coast, and roadworks on several motorway sections.

The fire was reported at 2:13 PM, with an estimated area of 200 by 50 meters. Professional and volunteer firefighters, as well as police, are on the scene.

Hrvatske autoceste are phasing out the long-standing payment system used by drivers on motorways previously operated by Autocesta Rijeka, Zagreb. The remaining amount can be transferred to an ENC device or a refund can be requested.

The Croatian Automobile Club reported two traffic accidents on Tuesday afternoon that caused multi-kilometer queues on the A1 and A3 motorways, and for Wednesday it announces increased traffic and possible restrictions due to the bura wind.

The Croatian Automobile Club reports slow traffic on the A1, A3, and the Istrian Y, with additional delays expected on August 12 on routes to the coast and city bypasses.

The Croatian Automobile Club has reported a series of extraordinary events on motorways. On A6, a vehicle broke down, on A2 and A3 roadworks with narrowed lanes, and the forecast for Tuesday predicts congestion on several bypasses.

Due to a traffic accident, state road DC34 in Medinci is completely closed, while on highways A1, A3, and A7 traffic is moving with speed restrictions and occasional standstills. HAK warns of increased traffic towards the coast and inland.

The €248 million tender covers nearly 40 kilometers of motorway and the construction of 36 new structures. Bids will be opened on September 8, and traffic will be maintained with two lanes in each direction during works.

Increased traffic toward the coast since early morning has created kilometer-long queues on key highways. A traffic accident on the Sava Bridge has further slowed traffic toward Bregana.

Croatian motorways to receive over 220 portals for the new toll collection system by October, which should become operational during 2027. HAC's Traffic Sector Director Hrvoje Ordulj warns it won't fully solve summer congestion.

As of October 1, the SMART card will no longer be a payment method on highways operated by Croatian Motorways. Drivers have two options for their remaining funds.

The Toll Collection Act introduces the possibility of a 'congestion fee,' but the key decision on its implementation rests with the Government, not Hrvatske autoceste.