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38 stories in Golden Beach’s Mobility section, ordered by publication date.
From 8 to 14 September, the regulated base grade costs no more than €1.67 for petrol and €1.79 for diesel. Blue diesel and LPG are becoming more expensive; premium fuel and motorway stations continue to follow a different pricing logic.
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Zadar Airport handled 381,257 passengers in August, 4.61 per cent more than a year earlier. The January-to-August total is also growing, but one strong summer month does not yet mean a dense winter schedule.
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The tender for 4.9 kilometres of island road has been running since January. Twelve corrections and a new deadline are confirmed, but the reason the procedure has taken so long remains unclear.
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A design office has been selected for roughly 600 metres between the ferry port and the roundabout. The additional lane is meant to hold seasonal queues, but construction is not starting yet.
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Ulica kralja Zvonimira is closed from 18:00 on 7 September until 02:00 on 9 September. Three temporary traffic stops will be added on the feast day, while pilgrims walk from Sinj to Solin overnight.
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The DC2 will be closed between the Bobota turn-off and the entrance to Vukovar. HAK routes traffic via Nemetin, Sarvaš, Bijelo Brdo and Dalj, but gives no reliable estimate of the extra journey time.
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Traffic on two roads near Zaton Obrovački is due to be stopped briefly several times for filming: on the DC27 on Tuesday morning and the DC54 on Friday afternoon. No continuous closure has been announced.
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Air China has linked Zagreb with Beijing three times a week since 4 September. The flight keeps the same flight number but stops for several hours in Bucharest, including EU entry formalities.
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HAK lists the A1 between Danilo and Split as closed in both directions. The detailed notice describes two sections closing in sequence and two diversions; the earlier accident notice near Bisko is no longer listed.
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Delay information is currently absent from the HŽPP app and online timetable. This does not mean the timetable or ticket sales are down—but travellers making tight connections need a second live check.
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Police recorded more crashes in the Poreč area by the end of August than in the same period last year. Speed remains a focus—but the figures describe an area, not a traveller's personal risk on any one journey.
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Throughout September, police will step up checks on speed, parking, crossings and buses around Istrian schools. The accident figures also show that children's road safety does not begin and end at a zebra crossing.
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Croatia’s state-owned ferry company reports 9.3 million passengers and 2.8 million vehicles over eight months. Vehicle numbers remained stable, while costs rose faster than revenue.
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HŽPP will replace six trains between Knin, Perković and Šibenik with buses on Friday. The operator gives exact times, but neither the bus stops nor guaranteed connections.
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From 5 September to 1 November, a free bus carrying bicycles runs at weekends and on public holidays. Only passengers with a reservation and a bicycle may use it.
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No trains are running between Sušak Pećine and Rijeka. On Thursday, replacement buses will operate between Rijeka and Škrljevo for ten services, but a stop list has not been published.
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Jadrolinija is keeping the Jelena in service for another week. Promotional fares apply on four additional travel days — but this does not add vehicle transport or make the route year-round.
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The operator has counted 47 large intercontinental and 53 feeder-ship calls since commercial operations began. The milestone refers to calls—not automatically 100 different vessels or cargo throughput.
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Skradin–Šibenik will close on Wednesday night into Thursday, followed by Šibenik–Danilo. The first two stages are over; installing the gantries does not mean the new tolling system has launched.
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Molat, Split, Supetar, Stari Grad and Kaprije are affected by individual changes on Monday. Split–Rogač also has a separate timetable on two Sundays in September.
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The underpass on the DC8 is closed from 22:00 on Sunday until 06:00 on Monday. The entire junction is not closed: traffic will use the upper lanes.
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Four people were injured in a crash on the A1. During the rescue operation, police documented 29 drivers using the cleared emergency corridor from a prohibited or opposing direction.
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A large vehicle carrier has brought more than 2,000 new cars directly from the Far East to Rijeka for the first time. Distribution by rail and road will now determine whether this becomes more than a single record port call.
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The small airfield near Vrsar is closed in the middle of the season. The trigger was not a flight accident, but the lack of proof that the previous operator is allowed to continue to use the municipal areas.
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Monteput is seeking a designer for the Montenegrin section towards Bosnia. The tender covers a preliminary design for about 45 kilometres – not construction, not the final alignment and not an opening.
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Zagreb is the first European city where an autonomous ride can be booked through the Uber app. Choosing UberX or Comfort still does not guarantee a robotaxi – and at launch a licensed operator sits behind the wheel.
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The crash site between Otočac and Perušić has been cleared and the A1 has reopened in both directions. The tailback has not yet dispersed: at 17:34, HAK reported long queues in both directions.
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At 12:21, HAK reports six catamaran routes and one ferry route suspended – from Kvarner to Zadar and Split. Which services are affected and what ‘suspended’ means for later departures.
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Bura, a technical defect or an operational cancellation do not lead to the same entitlements. EU rules distinguish between rerouting, ticket refunds, refreshments, accommodation and compensation — and that distinction is exactly what matters.
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Initially, only the 08 sailing from Ancona was confirmed cancelled. At 12:21, HAK lists the entire Zadar–Ancona route as suspended because of the weather – so travellers departing from Zadar now need a fresh live-status check too.
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Rijeka Airport is located on Krk and has better connections in 2026. But the end of the season, shuttle timetables and actual availability determine whether a trip works – and a €20 million concept has not yet become a major construction project under way.
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The damaged old Sava bridge remains closed. The route towards Gradiška and Banja Luka is open via Gornji Varoš–Gradiška Novi Most. The crucial point is to direct your satnav to the new crossing.
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With Jadrolinija, a paid vehicle ticket does not have the same meaning on every route. Sometimes it secures a concrete departure, and other times queue order in the port still determines loading.
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Split–Ancona, Dubrovnik–Bari and Split–Bari remain suspended until 21 October inclusive, according to Jadrolinija. Travellers with existing bookings should check the operator's offer and their EU passenger rights.
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South of the current bridge, a new road corridor and later a railway corridor are planned. At the moment, variants, an environmental assessment and a location permit are commissioned, not construction.
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The seasonal catamaran connects the mainland, Krk, Rab and Pag without a car. The timetable allows for long days, but Lun is omitted on Wednesdays and the service ends after 30 August.
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From March 2027, tolls in Croatia should operate without barrier booths. The key will be a correctly registered vehicle with a valid payment method, before motorway travel begins.
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Access is regulated well above the Old Town. Accommodation, a hotel or a parking ticket only helps if its status matches the number plate – before the car uses the controlled zone.
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