National Assembly of Serbia adopts law amendments, road toll higher by 12% – New prices to be implemented between July 15 and 20

On July 8, the National Assembly of Serbia adopted the amendments to the Law on Fees for Using Public Goods, whereby the price of road toll in Serbia increases by 12%. The price of road toll increases so as to be able to support the further construction and maintenance of roads and partly harmonize with the EU directive which says that road toll should secure the real costs of maintenance, development and construction of highways.

According to earlier announcements, the new prices will most probably be implemented between July 15 and 20.

The road toll on the route from Novi Sad to Belgrade has been raised from RSD 210 to RSD 235. The road toll from Belgrade to Subotica increases from 560 to 627 dinars. A ride to Aleksinac will cost nearly RSD 820, as opposed to RSD 730, whereas the toll from Belgrade to Vrbas will be 360 instead of 320 dinars.

The heaviest trucks, that is, vehicles with four and more axles and load-bearing capacities of over 3.5 tons, will pay the road toll of RSD 1,400 on the route between Belgrade and Novi Sad, an increase by 150 dinars. A trip to Subotica will cost 400 dinars more, that is, RSD 3,740. The toll for heavy trucks on the route between Belgrade and Nis will be RSD 5,400, up from RSD 4,830.

For motorcycles, the toll on the route between Belgrade and Nis increases from 400 to 450 dinars, whereas the toll on the route to Subotica increases by around 30 dinars to slightly over 310 dinars.

The director of the PE Roads of Serbia, Zoran Drobnjak, previously said that the additional RSD 2 billion from road toll revenues would be invested in road maintenance.

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