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Average Vehicle Age in Croatia at Nearly 15 Years
In the first six months of this year, there were 1,244,465 registered vehicles in Croatia. As many as 68.14% of ...
Falling Snow Causes Treacherous Conditions on Croatian Roads
Any optimists living in Zagreb could be forgiven for thinking winter was over. Over a succession of two days last ...
Driving in Croatia: Where Are Most Dangerous Places on Croatia’s Roads?
Driving in Croatia is by far the best way to see the beauty and the natural diversity of the interior ...
Driving in Zagreb: Traffic Chaos to Follow Roundabout Closure?
Driving in Zagreb comes with both ease and difficulties, unlike the along the coast, the time of year rarely causes ...
Driving in Croatia: Zagreb Police Announce Another Action
Driving in Croatia is always a pleasure. From the famously smooth roads, even in the most rugged and mountainous areas, ...
Croatian Police to Fine Those Driving Without Removing Snow from Car
The Croatian police have been upping their game recently when it comes to fining drivers, from offenses like using your ...
Croats Love Diesel Engines, But Is That Really A Bad Thing?
German statisticians released data on their export of used diesel cars in recent days, and Croatia has taken second place, ...
Contactless Payments Coming to Croatian Road Toll Booths
Contactless payments, more accurate mileage calculations and the ability to pay without needing to stop your vehicle are on the ...
Heavy Snowfall and Freezing Rain to Cause Problems in Traffic
Drivers are advised to check the forecast and exercise caution on the road
