Emergency in Montenegro (Crna Gora)
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Emergency numbers
Emergency numbers
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.
Source: ekip.me · checked on 2026-10-16
Roadside assistance
Roadside assistance
AMSCG roadside assistance 19807, 24 hours a day across Montenegro: help at the breakdown site, minor repairs and towing to a workshop or home. Assistance is stated to be for all drivers in Montenegro; free towing to the first service is stated for vehicles registered in Montenegro. Information centre 24h: +382 20 234 999, +382 63 239 987, ic.amscg@t-com.me.
Source: www.amscg.org · checked on 2026-10-16
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After an accident
- Stop, switch on the hazard lights and put on a high-visibility vest before you leave the vehicle.
- Warn other traffic with the warning triangle, at the distance the local rules require.
- Check for injured people. If anyone is hurt, call the emergency number and give your position.
- Take photos before vehicles are moved, if it is safe. Move them only when they block traffic or the police tell you to.
- Exchange names, addresses, number plates and insurance details with the other drivers. Note witnesses.
- Do not sign a statement you do not understand or cannot read. Fill in the accident report together if you agree on what happened.
- Tell your insurer or assistance service as soon as you can, and keep every document and receipt.
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General guidance, not legal advice. Rules differ between countries; follow the instructions of the police and emergency services.