Overview
- The proposal would abolish cash payments at toll plazas and shift to fully electronic, stop-free charging across Croatia's motorways.
- Heavy trucks and motorcycles would be required to use on-board units, while light vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes could opt for a device or registration for automatic plate recognition.
- Officials frame the overhaul as a way to remove peak-season bottlenecks that have long delayed tourists on key coastal routes.
- Coverage cites a rollout window around the fourth quarter of 2026, though reports differ on whether that marks the earliest start or the latest completion.
- Some reports say Sky-Toll and Toll-Net will deliver the network, with gantry-based detection, mobile enforcement and largely EU-backed funding, and digital payments replacing cash.