When navigating the roads in Podgorica and Montenegro, it’s crucial to adhere to traffic regulations to ensure safety for yourself and others on the road. Here are some key rules and information about traffic and driving regulations in Montenegro:

• Drive on the right

 In Montenegro, driving is on the right-hand side of the road

• Speed limits

The maximum speed limit on highways is typically 120 km/h, while on regional roads it’s usually 80 km/h. In urban areas, the speed limit is usually restricted to 50 km/h unless otherwise indicated.

• Alcohol and driving

The legal blood alcohol limit is 0.3%. However, it’s best to avoid alcohol if you plan to drive.

• Seat belts

 Wearing seat belts is mandatory for all occupants of a vehicle.

• Mobile phones

Drivers are prohibited from using mobile phones while driving unless a hands-free device is used.

• Caution in mountainous areas

In mountainous regions, especially during winter, roads may be narrow and winding. Exercise caution and adjust your speed to road conditions.

• Parking

 Parking regulations vary depending on the location. In urban areas, parking on sidewalks and pedestrian crossings is not permitted.

• Driving under the influence of drugs

Driving under the influence of drugs is strictly prohibited and punishable by law

• Roundabouts and intersections

The rule of the right applies at intersections and roundabouts, meaning you should drive around the roundabout in a clockwise direction and yield to vehicles approaching from the right.

• Pedestrian awareness

In urban areas and near schools, be especially vigilant towards pedestrians and respect their right of way at pedestrian crossings.