Highways in Serbia

Town sign at entrance to Belgrade on E75

Highways in Serbia are the backbone of its transportation system and constitute important transit roads in Europe. Total length of public roads in Serbia is 40,845 km:

Main roads: 5,525 km (including 498 km of motorways)
Secondary roads: 11,540 km
Local roads: 23,780 km

List of the highways

Motorway E75 in Serbia

While official road designations exist for all major roads, they are not signposted and motorists are generally not aware of them. Signs on motorways do carry E-road numbers.

• M1: (Slavonski Brod, Croatia) == Batrovci == Šid (M18.1) == Kuzmin (M18) == Sremska Mitrovica == Ruma (M21) == Belgrade (M1.9, M19, M22, M24.1) == Mladenovac (M23) == Ruma (M21) == Ralja (Smederevo) (M1.10, M24) == Mala Krsna (M24) == Markovac (M4) == Batočina (M1.11) == Jagodina == Ćuprija == Paraćin (M5) == Pojate (M5) == Niš (M1.12, M25) == Leskovac (M9) == Grdelica - Vladičin Han (M1.13) - Vranje - Bujanovac (M25.3) - Levosoje == Preševo (M25.2) == (Kumanovo, Macedonia)
• M1.9: Belgrade (M1, M19, M22, M24.1) - Pančevo (M24) - Uljma (M7.1) - Vršac (M7.1) - Vatin - (Timisoara, Romania)
• M1.10: Ralja (Smederevo) (M1) - Smederevo (M24)
• M1.11: Batočina (M1) - Kragujevac (M23)
• M1.12: Niš (M1, M25) == Niška Banja - Bela Palanka - Pirot (M9) - Dimitrovgrad - Gradina - (Sofia, Bulgaria)
• M1.13: Vladičin Han (M1) - Surdulica - Vlasina - Strezimirovci - (Sofia, Bulgaria)

European routes

The following European routes pass through the country ('==' between cities indicates sections which are built to motorway standards):

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  • M2: (Rožaje, Montenegro) - Špiljani - Ribariće - Kosovska Mitrovica - Priština (E80, E851) - Laplje Selo (E851) - Đeneral Janković - (Skopje, Macedonia)
    • section between Špiljani and Priština is co-signed with E80.
    • section between Priština and Laplje Selo is co-signed with E851.
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  • M1: (Slavonski Brod, Croatia) == Batrovci == Sremska Mitrovica == Belgrade (E75, E763)
  • M1.9: Belgrade - Pančevo - Vršac - Vatin - (Timişoara, Romania)
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  • M22: (Szeged, Hungary) == Horgoš == Subotica (E662) == Bikovo - Žednik == Feketić - Srbobran == Sirig - Novi Sad - Beška Bridge == Belgrade (E70, E763)
  • M1: Belgrade == Jagodina == Paraćin (E761) == Pojate (E761) == Niš (E80, E771) == Leskovac == Grdelica - Vranje - Levosoje == Preševo - (Kumanovo, Macedonia)
    • section between Paraćin and Pojate is co-signed with E761.
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  • M2: (Rožaje, Montenegro) - Špiljani - Ribariće - Kosovska Mitrovica - Priština (E65, E851)
    • section between Špiljani and Priština is co-signed with E65.
  • M25: Priština - Podujevo - Prokuplje - Niš (E75, E771) == Niška Banja - Pirot - Dimitrovgrad - Gradina - (Sofia, Bulgaria)
    • section between Priština and Niš is co-signed with E771.
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  • M17.1: Subotica (E75) - Sombor - Bezdan - (Osijek, Croatia)
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  • M5: (Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina) - Kotroman - Užice (E763) - Požega - Čačak(E763) - Kraljevo - Kruševac - Pojate (E75) == Paraćin (E75) - Zaječar (E771)
    • section between Pojate and Paraćin is co-signed with E75.
    • section between Užice and Čačak is co-signed with E763.
    • section between Užice and Požega carries two road designations: M5 and M21.
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  • M22: Belgrade (E70, E75)- Lazarevac - Čačak (E761)
  • M5: Čačak - Požega - Užice
  • M21: Požega - Užice (E761) - Nova Varoš - Prijepolje - Gostun - (Bijelo Polje, Montenegro)
    • section between Požega and Užice carries two road designations: M5 and M21.
    • section between Čačak and Užice is co-signed with E761.
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  • M25: (Drobeta-Turnu Severin, Romania) - Kladovo - Negotin - Zaječar (E761) - Knjaževac - Niš (E75, E80) - Prokuplje - Podujevo - Priština (E80, E65, E851)
    • section between Niš and Priština is co-signed with E80.
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  • M25: (Kukës, Albania) - Prizren - Suva Reka - Lipljan - Laplje Selo (E65) - Priština (E80, E65, E771)
    • section between Laplje Selo and Priština is co-signed with E65.

E70 In Serbia

Further reading

• Serbia main and regional road map