Croatian Highways

Description:

Highways in Croatia (croatian autoceste; singular: autocesta) are the main national road network in Croatia, consisting of high-speed highways. The default national speed limit (which is effective where no other speed limits are present) is 130 kilometres per hour (81 mph). A highway is defined in Croatia as a road with at least three lanes in each direction (including hard shoulder), speed limit of not less than 80 kilometres per hour (50 mph) and marked with a special road sign. The road sign depicting a highway is similar to the Swiss road sign depicting an autoroute.

Highways are named A (autocesta) accompanied by one or two digits, while expressways operate on a similar scheme, but with letter B (brza cesta). State routes are named D (državna cesta) with one to three digits, while county routes always have the letter Ž (županijska cesta) and four digits. The lowest designation are local roads, marked with letter L (lokalna cesta) and five digits.

List of highways:

    * A1, Zagreb - Ravča (Ploče, Dubrovnik)

    * A2, Zagreb - Macelj

    * A3, Bregana - Lipovac

    * A4, Zagreb - Goričan

    * A5, (Svilaj) Sredanci - Đakovo (Osijek, Beli Manastir)

    * A6, Bosiljevo - Rijeka

    * A7, Rupa - Rijeka (Križišće, Senj)

    * A10, (Mali Prolog, Ploče)

    * A11, Zagreb - Velika Gorica (Buševec, Sisak)

List of expressways:

    * B1 (Karlovac), Karlovac interchange - Mostanje interchange

    * B1 (Split), Bilice interchange - Dugopolje interchange

    * B8, Matulji interchange - Kanfanar

    * B9, Umag - Pula

    * B28, Sveta Helena - Grabrić interchange

    * B33, Šibenik - Tromilja (Drniš, Knin)

    * B41, Grabrić interchange - Gradec

    * B502, Gaženica - Zadar 2 interchange

    * B522, Gornja Ploča - Udbina