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Heavier traffic on main roads heading to the coast, with a queue stretching about four kilometers at the Zagreb West junction. Two Jadrolinija lines are also suspended.

Record number of vehicles recorded on motorways this weekend, while the head of the Lučko toll plaza technical unit warns of drivers slowing down out of curiosity.

HAK reports delays on several sections, and for Friday forecasts congestion towards the coast and a ban for heavy trucks on the coast.

Footage released on August 8 from Milan's Malpensa airport reveals massive queues of passengers as Italy braces for the peak of the summer season with the Ferragosto holiday.

In Vinkovci, two drivers without licenses collided. HAK warns of traffic jams and road restrictions.

The new EU border control system EES, introduced in April, is causing chaos at major European airports. Airline CEOs are calling for the use of permitted exceptions, and some countries are already seeking an extension of flexible measures.

A traffic accident in front of the Sveti Rok tunnel on the A1 in the direction of Dubrovnik has caused slow-moving queues, with increased traffic and delays recorded across Croatia, from highways to Adriatic access routes.

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.

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.

While some praise affordability, others complain that campsites are reaching hotel prices. Traffic jams marked the peak tourist weekend.

Conditions at the border crossing with Montenegro are significantly better than last weekend, when queues stretched 20 kilometers and waits lasted up to 16 hours.

HAK reports heavy traffic in both directions. On the A2 motorway from Krapina to Đurmanec, traffic is banned for heavy goods vehicles and buses, while on the A1 and the Adriatic Highway, traffic is moving slowly due to accidents.

On Sunday, the Croatian Automobile Club reports intermittent slowdowns on the A1 motorway southbound, while speed restrictions and queues have been recorded on other sections across Croatia.

HAC installs over 220 gantries across Croatia, with the system expected to go live during 2027. The Director of the Traffic Sector warns that even new technology cannot solve the problem of overburdened roadways.

Congestion has been reported at a number of crossings, and besides Croatia, long waits are also being experienced at exits from Serbia towards Hungary and Bulgaria.

On Saturday, the Croatian Automobile Club reported increased traffic on nearly all routes toward the coast, with multi-kilometer queues on highways and breakdowns further slowing traffic.