Evening all, off to croatia next week. Going to head down through italy and cross into slovenia near trieste then on down into croatia at plovanija. Get anybody give me a heads on up on the toll systems in slovenia and croatia? And any info on weekend bans? Thanks in advance 
No public holidays for the time you will be there for.
But no trucks allowed to drive from 4am to 14.00 on Saturdays.
No trucks on Sundays from 12.00 Midday to 23.00.
They take Euros for the tolls.
Parking at the border is about 10 to 15 Euros.
Slovenia,no public holidays for the time of your trip.
No trucks allowed on Saturdays from 08.00 am to 13.00 in the Summer,until the first weekend of September.
No trucks on Sundays from 08.00 am to 21.00 all year round.
Only Croatian registered trucks can enter the country when a truck ban is in force.They are permitted to park up and find their customs office.
Barrington freight specialise in Croatia.For more detailed advice their phone number is 01268 525 444.
toby1234abc:
Parking at the border is about 10 to 15 Euros.
why would you park at the border? why would you find a customs office? is it because in lala land aka planet toby croatia is not yet part of EU?
bans are here: google.fi/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=& … GE&cad=rja
You are parking up before entering the country when the driving ban starts.
Why would you enter the country when you can not drive then get a fine?
Traffic ban.com states about Croatian trucks being allowed to find a terminal and customs office under article 2.
yes, not the most up to date site now is it.
just to satisfy my curiosity, where does the “€10 to 15 parking at the border” information come from? although it has been quite some time since I did Croatia regularly, I don’t ever recall it being that much. and nowadays, since croatia is in the EU, one would imagine that the border crossings be deserted.
Hello, there are no tolls in Slovenia crossing from Trieste to Sečovlje/Plovanija. In general though, in both countries, tolls (and bridge/tunnel fees) are paid in cash or credit cards at toll booths. Since Croatia entered Schengen Area, only police control remains on border points. Goods vehicles over 7.5 tons gross are banned on that section: saturdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., sundays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m in high tourist season (last weekend in June to first weekend in September).
More info about traffic in Slovenia PROMET.SI.
Croatian toll system http://www.hac.hr/toll-payment-conditions.
Thanks for the info! 