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Routes, closures, repairs, and other changes that affect passengers and drivers.
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From July 17 to 21, trolleybus 21 will not run because of phase-four works in Belgrade's Mis Irbijeva Street. Bus 20 will run both ways via Vojislava Ilića and Ustanička before returning to its normal route, using existing stops on the diversion.
Srbijavoz has raised single and subscription ticket prices on domestic routes by about 10%. Annual tickets, seat reservations, baggage, and bicycle transport did not increase; the company also retained a RSD 500 charge for boarding without a pre-purchased ticket where a ticket office or machine is available.
The City of Belgrade has suspended a tender to select an operator for e-scooter and e-bike rentals. The Transport Secretariat said the tender had been announced because of an internal communication error; the plan envisaged 2,000 scooters, 600 e-bikes, and 238 stations over five years.
Because of overpass works in the Autokomanda interchange zone, the driving and far-right lanes toward New Belgrade are closed. Traffic in that direction uses the overtaking lane and the overtaking lane of the opposite carriageway; works are planned to finish on September 21.
Residents of Nestin and Vizic will continue blocking the road and border crossing: the 90-days-in-180 rule disrupts their daily transit through Croatia to Backa Palanka. Ivica Dacic said the two countries are discussing special permits; residents welcomed the talks but said they need an urgent solution.
Belgrade is carrying out works in the protection zone of a water network, closing and excavating parts of the carriageway and some parking spaces. Maruliceva, part of Milesevska, and Tomasa Jeza in Vracar are affected; depending on the location, restrictions run to late July or August 31.
