Conduire en Montenegro (Crna Gora)

Secondary source only: first-aid kit, spare bulbs, warning triangle and reflective vest in the car, fire extinguisher for vans/camper vans, seat belts for all, child seats up to 12 years or 150 cm, headlights on at all times (day and night). Winter tyres (M+S or 3PMSF, min 4 mm) or chains are reported as required 15 Nov to 1 Apr on most of the country except the coast.

No vignette. Tolls at booths: Sozina Tunnel (Bar-Podgorica) and the Smokovac-Mateševo motorway section, plus the Kamenari-Lepetane ferry. Operator Monteput, electronic toll collection (ENP) account available. AMSCG page lists category II (passenger car) prices: Smokovac-Mateševo full section 3.50 EUR, Sozina 2.50 EUR, ferry Kamenari-Lepetane 5.00 EUR.

Secondary source: built-up areas 50 km/h, main roads 100, secondary roads 80, motorways 120 (limits can be lowered in bad weather; trailers and heavy vehicles may have lower limits; signs override).

112 (unified, free, operators in several languages; OKC 112 coordinates all services), 122 police, 123 fire and rescue, 124 emergency medical, 129 sea rescue. AMSCG road assistance: 19807.

Secondary: Serbian-registered cars do not need a green card in Montenegro (bilateral agreement). For other foreign cars the rules were not confirmed from an official page. Cars registered in Montenegro may enter the EU without a green card (since 2 Aug 2021, per a Bulgarian regulator notice). The national bureau is the National Insurance Bureau (NBOCG).

AMSCG advises checking the vehicle before a long trip (about ten minutes of checks can prevent hours of waiting by the road) and checking current road conditions before leaving.