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26 Million Vehicles Used Serbian Motorways During Summer Season

From N1 Serbia · () Serbian

Translated from Serbian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Serbia’s motorways carried 26,196,991 vehicles from June through August, up 3.95 percent year on year, Putevi Srbije said.
  • Toll revenue reached 17.092 billion dinars, an 11.70 percent increase from the previous year.
  • The operator said more than 1.1 million electronic toll tags are active, helping vehicles pass toll stations without stopping.

Serbia’s motorways handled more than 26 million vehicles during the summer season. Putevi Srbije said 26,196,991 vehicles traveled on the country’s motorways between June and August, 3.95 percent more than during the same period last year.

Toll collection generated 17.092 billion dinars, an increase of 11.70 percent from the previous year. The busiest weekend came from July 31 to Aug. 2, when 1,039,329 vehicles were recorded. July 31 itself set the highest daily total, with 365,997 vehicles.

Average daily traffic in July and August reached 300,000 vehicles. The Belgrade toll station recorded 43,000 paid passages on Aug. 9.

Putevi Srbije said the growing use of electronic toll collection had helped drivers pass through stations faster and more cheaply, without stopping. More than 1.1 million TAG devices are currently in operation, the company said.

The increasingly popular electronic toll collection made a significant contribution to the fastest and cheapest way for vehicles to pass through toll stations without stopping, as confirmed by more than 1.1 million TAG devices in operation.

· Putevi SrbijeThe motorway operator attributed part of the smoother toll-station flow to the widespread use of electronic toll tags.
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