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Ministry of Sea, Transport and Infrastructure MINISTRY OF SEA, TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE 3989 Pursuant to Article 8, Paragraph 2 and Paragraph 5, Subparagraph 2 of the Law on Public Roads (Official Gazette No. 180/04 and 138/06), the Minister of Sea, Transport and Infrastructure renders the following DECISION ON PUBLIC ROADS THAT HAVE TO BE USED BY TRUCKS / HEAVY VEHICLES PASSING IN TRANSIT THROUGH THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA Article 1 The transit traffic of trucks with or without trailer, exceeding 7.5 tons in total weight, and/or 14 meters in length either alone or with an attached vehicle, shall only be operated along the following road network corridors in the Republic of Croatia: LIST OF ROADS THAT CAN BE USED FOR TRANSIT TRAFFIC THROUGH THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA MOTORWAYS Road Length Road description No. (km) Zagreb (Lučko Interchange, A3) – Karlovac – Bosiljevo – Split – A1 458,5 Šestanovac –Ravča Interchange (D62) Macelj B.C. (Border with the R. of Slovenia) –Trakošćan – Krapina – A2 61,0 Zagreb (Jankomir Interchange, A3) Bregana B.C. (Border with the R. of Slovenia) – Zagreb – Sl. Brod – A3 306,0 Bajakovo B.C. (Border with the R. of Serbia) Goričan B.C. (Border with the R. of Hungary) – Varaždin – Zagreb A4 97,0 (Ivanja Reka Intersection, A3) A5 Đakovo Interchange –Sredanci Interchange (A3) 23,0 Bosiljevo II Interchange (A1) – Delnice – Rijeka (Orehovica A6 81,0 Interchange, A7) Rupa B.C. (Border with the R. of Slovenia) – Matulji – Orehovica –Sv. A7 35,6 Kuzam Interchange Kanfanar Interchange (A9) – Pazin – Lupoglav –Matulji Interchange A8 64,0 (A7) Umag Interchange (Ž5002)- Kanfanar Interchange (A8) –Pula A9 76,5 Interchange (D66) Total km of motorways: 1202,6 NATIONAL AND COUNTY ROADS Road Length Road description No. (km) 1 Karlovac – Grabovac (D217) 74,3 Dubrava Križovljanska B.C. (border with the R. of Slovenia) – Varaždin 2 33,5 (D528) 2 Ilok B.C. (Border with the R. of Serbia) – Vukovar – Osijek (D34) 85,9 Terezino Polje B.C. (Border with the R. of Hungary) – Virovitica – Veliki 5 Zdenci – Daruvar – Okučani –Stara Gradiška B.C. (Border with Bosnia 123,2 and Herzegovina) Jurovski Brod B.C. (Border with the R. of Slovenia) – Netretić – Karlovac 6 32,1 (D1) 6 Dvor B.C. (Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina) – Dvor (D47) 2,4 Duboševica B.C. (Border with the R. of Hungary) – Beli Manastir – 7 78,8 Osijek – Đakovo Interchange (A5) Slavonski Šamac B.C. (Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina) – Velika 7 13,4 Kopanica Interchange (A3) Ploče (D513) – Opuzen – Klek B.C. (border with Bosnia and 8 Herzegovina) – Zaton Doli B.C. (Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina) – 126,0 Dubrovnik – Karasovići B.C. (Border with the R. of Montenegro) 9 Metković B.C. (Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina) – Opuzen – D8 10,9 21 Kaštel B.C. (Border with the R. of Slovenia) – D510 1,1 23 Žuta Lokva Interchange (A1) – Senj (D8) 23,4 30 Buzin Interchange (A3) – Velika Gorica – Žažina (D36) 37,5 30 Petrinja (D37) – Hrvatska Kostajnica (D47) 33,2 34 Donji Miholjac (D53) – Osijek (D2) 40,1 36 Žažina (D30) – Sisak (D37) 9,5 37 Sisak (D36) – Petrinja (D30) 13,5 39 Cista Provo (D60) – Šestanovac Interchange (A1) 8,8 45 Veliki Zdenci (D5) – Garešnica – Kutina Interchange (A3) 43,6 46 Tovarnik B.C. (Border with the R. of Serbia) – Vinkovci (D55) 32,7 Jasenovac B.C. (Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina) – Novska 47 8,5 Interchange (A3) 47 Hrvatska Kostajnica (D30) – Dvor (D6) 24,5 Donji Miholjac B.C. (Border with the R. of Hungary) – Našice – 53 91,7 Slavonski Brod B.C. (Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina) 55 Županja Interchange (A3) – Županja (D214) 5,0 Cista Provo (D60) – Imotski – Vinjani Donji B.C. (Border with Bosnia 60 32,1 and Herzegovina) 62 Mali Prolog B.C. (D513) – Vrgorac – Ravča 20,4 200 D510 – Ž5002 0,5 212 Batina B.C. (Border with the R. of Serbia) – Kneževi Vinogradi – D7 22,1 213 Erdut B.C. (Border with the R. of Serbia) – D2 26,7 214 Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina – Gunja – Županja (D55) 28,8 Ličko Petrovo Selo B.C. (Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina) – 217 16,4 Grabovac (D1) Kamensko B.C. (Border with Bosnia and Herzegovina) – Trilj – Čaporice 220 28,9 (D60) – Čvor Bisko (A1) 510 D200 – D21 0,6 513 Mali Prolog (D62) – Ploče (D8) 16,0 519 Dalj (D213) – Borovo (D2) 16,2 528 Varaždin (D2) – Varaždin Interchange(A4) 2,4 5002 D200 –Umag Interchange (A9) 1,4 Total km of national roads: 1166,0 TRANSIT TRAFFIC FROM CROATIAN PORTS EXIT FROM THE PORT OF PULA 400 Pula (D21) – Pula (Ferry Port) 1,6 66 Pula (D21) –Pula Interchange (A9) 3,7 A9 Pula Interchange (D66) – Kanfanar Interchange 0(A8) 28,2 EXIT FROM THE PORT OF BRŠICA (RAŠA) 421 Raša Bridge (D66) – Port of Bršica 3,6 66 Pula Interchange (A9) – Raša Bridge (D421) 28,8 EXIT FROM THE PORT OF RIJEKA 3 Rijeka (D8) –Čavle Interchange(A6) 7,2 EXIT FROM THE PORT OF ZADAR 424 Zadar 2 (A1) Interchange – Zadar (Port of Gaženica) 17,2 EXIT FROM THE PORT OF ŠIBENIK 58 Šibenik Ferry Port –Ražine Interchange (D8) 2,4 8 Ražine Interchange (D58) – Vidici Interchange (D533) 1,6 533 Vidici Interchange (D8) –Šibenik Interchange (A1) 4,3 EXIT FROM THE PORT OF SPLIT 410 Split (Ferry Port) –Lovrinac Interchange (D8) 4,0 8 Lovrinac Interchange (D410) – Bilice Interchange (D1) 2,3 1 Bilice Interchange (D8) –Dugopolje Interchange (A1) 12,1 EXIT FROM THE PORT OF PLOČE 413 Ploče (D8) – Port of Ploče 1,9 PORT OF VUKOVAR 2 River Wharf Vukovar – Borovo (D55) 2,7 55 Borovo (D2) – Vinkovci –Županja Interchange (A3) 42,7 PORT OF OSIJEK 417 River Wharf Osijek – Osijek East Interchange (D2) 2,3 2 Osijek East Interchange – Osijek West Interchange (Frigis) (D7) 12,0 Total km of national roads: 178,7 Article 2 Hrvatske autoceste d.o.o., Hrvatske ceste d.o.o., as well as competent county road authorities and concession operators, are required to mark the road transit corridors mentioned in Article 1 above with appropriate traffic signs, signals and equipment, and to advise the public through appropriate media. Article 3 The transit truck traffic regulated by this Decision shall be supervised by the Ministry of Interior and by the Inspections Department of the Ministry of Sea, Transport and Infrastructure, in accordance with regulations defining their respective competences. Article 4 The map of the road transit corridors is an integral part of this Decision. Article 5 This Decision enters into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette and is enforceable as of 1 January 2009. Class: 340-02/08-02/143 Registry No.: 530-01-08-1 Zagreb, November 19, 2008 Minister: Božidar Kalmeta, m.p. .
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