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If you go around by car, I must tell you that the car will not be a clever option, traffic is chaotic and parking almost impossible. In the center you can live your car in the parking only for one or two hours. Alway go on parking places. (The majority of Belgrade streets is payed parking) And if you find a place where it is not allowed to park, police will surely give your car a wheel clamp. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Tourists in Belgrade are advised to use the taxi. The Tourist Information Centers at the Belgrade Airport and the Central Train Station will gladly call a taxi for you so you can be sure you pay the regular fare. There are many unlegal taxi drivers, so be careful and allways call taxy by phone Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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INTERNATIONAL BUS LINES
Amsterdam
Basel
Vienna
Berlin
Bergamo
Bratislava
Braunau
Bregenz
Budapest
Dortmund
Freiburg
Frankfurt
Frederikswerk
Geneva
Gostivar
Graz
Hamburg
Heineheim
Heilbron
Innsbruck
Istanbul
Linz
Lion
Ljubljana
Momingen
Munchen
Montpellier
Ohrid
Paris
Prague
Rastadt
Salzburg
Skopje
Sofia
Struga
Stockholm
Stuttgart
Verona
Vukovar
Zagreb
Zurich Leave a Comment
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Beograd lies at the crossing of the European main corridors E-70 and E-75.
Foreign drivers in Yugoslavia need an international driving license, an automobile registration card and an insurance policy.
For passenger vehicles no customs declaration needs to be filled out.
INSURANCE
Insurance policies from countries that have signed the "Vehicle Insurance Convention" are fully valid, and citizens of other countries must purchase an insurance policy when entering Yugoslavia.
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
In case of a traffic accident the Traffic Police (Saobraćajna policija) should be summoned using the Phone: 92. The police officers shall write an accident report. For vehicles with foreign license plates a certificate on damages should be requested. It is to be shown at the border crossing when leaving Yugoslavia.
Road Assistance Service (Služba "Pomoć-informacije") - Phone: 987, of the Yugoslav Automobile Association (Auto-moto savez Jugoslavije - AMSJ) is available for all tourist assistance and towing/transport of damaged vehicles.
In case that the owner is permanently abandoning a vehicle with foreign license plates, this should be reported to the customs authorities or to the local AMSJ unit that will carry out the necessary procedure. In both cases, it is imperative to secure a certificate on having handed over the vehicle, to simplify formalities in the country where the vehicle was originally registered.
If a foreign tourist enters Yugoslavia driving a vehicle with damaged bodywork, he must contact the authorities at the border crossing to have the damage evaluated and to receive a certificate about it.
ROAD TOLL
For passenger vehicles with foreign license plates the following toll rates are applicable on roads through Serbia:
Subotica - Novi Sad: 5 EUR
Novi Sad - Belgrade: 5 EUR
Šid - Belgrade: 6 EUR
Belgrade - Niš: 13 EUR
Niš - Pečenjevce: 3 EUR Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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There are more than 20 daily international flights, and about ten domestic ones.
You can check the airport website for all the information and flight status:
http://www.aerodrom-beograd.co.yu/
"Aerodrome location indiactor and name: LYBE Beograd
Aerodrome geographical data
1. ARP coordinates WGS-84 and site at AD: 444909, 78N 0201825, 44E 122° GEO / 1500 m from THR 12
2. Direction and distance from city: 275o GEO, 18 km from main railway station in Belgrade
3. ELEV / Reference temperature: 98 m / 27°C (Aug)
4. MAG VAR / Annual change: 3° E (2000) / + 4.7'
5. Type of traffic permitted: IFR / VFR
Time reference: Summer (Mar / Sep) UTC+2, Winter (Oct / Feb) UTC+1
Aerodrome operational hours: 0500 - 2300 LT
Structure of airport services
The Belgrade Airport enterprise is registered for the following: ground handling of aircraft, passengers, cargo and mail in domestic and international traffic; maintenance of the runway, maneuvering areas, aprons and parking stands, equipment and insltallations that enable aviation activities; catering services, domestic and foreign trade; tourist services; leasing business premises; leasing advertising space and display of advertisements and propaganda material; representing foreign firms and consignments; shipping; maintenance of the airport and of the public-utility and energy infrastructure; market research, designing and engineering; running of bounded warehouses, cargo storage and handling; joint use of equipment and installations: leasing motor and other vehicles and machines; transport; cleaning the airport and garbage removal; leasing land; airport security service; special requests and other services as well." Leave a Comment
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Driving thru Serbia can be fun as much as it can be irritating because of occasionally bad roads and rude drivers.
But, before hitting the road, you have to know this important rule that nobody will remember to highlight because it is so common here:
while driving on the 3 lane road note that you always have to keep to your right, because in Serbia middle lane is for faster cars passing by the slower ones IN BOTH DIRECTIONS! So, keep to your right and use the middle lane only for passing by the slow cars in front of you... Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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Amsterdam
Athens
Banja Luka
Vienna
Beirut
Berlin
Brussels
Zurich
Damascus
Düsseldorf
Frankfurt
Göteborg
Hamburg
Hanover
Istanbul
Cairo
Kiev
Copenhagen
Larnaca
Ljubljana
London
Malta
Milan
Munich
Moscow
Paris
Podgorica
Prague
Rim
Sarajevo
Skopje
Sochi
Sofia
Salonika
St. Petersburg
Stockholm
Tel Aviv
Tivat
Tripoli
Trieste
Tunis
Warsaw
This is a list of flights of our national company "jat" Leave a Comment
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Amsterdam 1760 km
Athens 1090 km
Vienna 621 km
Berlin 1489 km
Bern 1361 km
Brussels 1702 km
Budapest 383 km
Bucharest 619 km
Istanbul 928 km
Copenhagen 2018 km
London 2073 km
Ljubljana 528 km
Munich 1020 km
Moscow 2211 km
Oslo 2577 km
Prague 901 km
Rome 1280 km
Sarajevo 325 km
Skopje 440 km
Sofia 380 km
Salonika 700 km
Stockholm 2622 km
Warsaw 1115 km Leave a Comment Theme: Airplane
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Fuel
The gas stations along the main roads and in the major cities are open non-stop, 00-24 every day.
In Serbia, fuel is sold for dinars, and in Montenegro for hard currency only.
Nearly all fuel stations have all types of fuels and domestic and foreign engine oils:
- 95-98 octane (super)
- unleaded 95 octane
- 86 octane (premium)
- diesel D2
At fuel stations in major cities and tourist centers liquid-gas for vehicles is also available.
FUEL STATIONS IN BELGRADE (00-24)
JUGOPETROL, information 311-3311
AUTOKOMANDA, Bulevar JNA, 367-2631
AVALSKI PUT, 655-633
VELIKI MOKRI LUG, Niš highway, direction south, 488-8332
DEJTON, Bulevar Mihaila Pupina, 311-4712
ŽARKOVO I, Ibarska magistrala - exit, 507-700
ŽARKOVO II, Ibarska magistrala - entrance, 501-706
LIPOVAČKA ŠUMA, exit, 830-0399
LIPOVAČKA ŠUMA, ulaz, 830-0699
ZMAJ I, autoput Beograd-Zagreb - entrance, 605-854
ZMAJ II, autoput Beograd-Zagreb - exit, 600-777
FRANCUSKA, 322-7027
ČARLI ČAPLINA, 761-335
MIJE KOVAČEVIĆA, 764-140
PANČEVAČKI PUT, 712-604
JAPANSKI CVET, Zrenjaninski put bb, 8182-072
BEOPETROL, information 642-462
AVALSKI PUT, 465-182
ZAPLANJSKA, 493-639
BUDIMSKA, 322-5029
KALEMEGDAN, Donjogradski bulevar, 627-623
STARO SAJMIŠTE, 139-915
PIONIR, Džona Kenedija, 601-667
TVORNIČKA, 109-780
BANATSKA, 610-009
CYCLON, Lazarevački drum 163, 547-494
CYCLON, Obrenovac, 872-1552
SUNCE, Jurija Gagarina 198a, 157-180
UNIVERZUM II, Vojislava Ilića 97, 403-392
UNIVERZUM III, Vojislava Ilića 312, 468-499 Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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The speed limit in populated areas is 60 km/h, unless otherwise specified by road signs.
On open roads the speed limits are:
motorcycles, passenger vehicles, motor homes
passenger vehicle with camping trailer
on highways
120 km/h
80 km/h
on main roads
100 km/h
80 km/h
on other roads
80 km/h
80 km/h
Persons affected by alcohol and children under 12 years of age are not allowed to sit in the front seat.
Maximum permissible presence of alcohol in the blood of the driver is 0,05%.
The driver and the front seat passenger must use seat belts.
Motorcycle drivers and passengers must wear a protective helmet while driving (in the city as well). During the ride, day or night motorcycles must have their lights on.
Camping is permitted in camps only.
Foreign vehicles must also bear the appropriate sticker indicating the country where they are registered. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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