Personal comments:

What a great country, full of awesome people. We spent time in Ruma and Opovo (near Belgrade), then a night down south on the way towards Greece. Serbia's so lovely!

EU Member:

No

Currency:

Serbian dinar

Language(s):

Serbian

Vignette / toll requirements:

Most motorways are toll roads

Vehicle laws:

Speed limit is 120 kph on motorways, 100 kph on dual carriageways, 80 kph on main roads, 50 kph in built up areas and 30 kph near schools

Dipped headlights during the day are compulsory

First aid kit, warning triangle, snow chains, reflective jacket, spare wheel and tow rope / tow bar (minimum of 3 metres) must be carried

It is illegal for someone visibly under the influence of alcohol to sit in the front of a moving vehicle, even as a passenger

If you're in an accident with a Serbian-registered vehicle, a European Accident claim form must be filled in

Give way to vehicles entering roundabouts

Horns aren't allowed to be used in built up areas or at night

You mustn't overtake a bus if it's loading or unloading passengers

An International Driving Permit is required

Winter tyres are compulsory between 1 November and 1 April

Make sure you get your passport stamped on the way into the country

It is necessary to register with the local police within 24 hours of arriving in the country

Wild camping rules:

Not known