Truck Driving Bans in Montenegro 2026 Walang pangkalahatang weekend ban

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May truck ban ba sa Montenegro ngayon?

Walang pangkalahatang weekend o holiday driving ban para sa mga trak sa Montenegro; tingnan sa ibaba kung ano ang mga umiiral na patakaran.

Montenegro has no year-round nationwide Sunday or public holiday truck ban. The only restriction is seasonal. From 15 June to 15 September 2026 the Police Administration bans freight vehicles over 7.5 t on the main coastal and transit roads (M-1, M-2, M-10), Monday to Friday 19:00–24:00 and on Saturday and Sunday 17:00–24:00. A separate regime runs from 25 May to 15 October 2026 on the Kotor-Cetinje mountain roads (R-1 and R-25.1). Public holidays on their own do not trigger a truck ban.

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Mga ban date 2026 (mga holiday)

Petsa	Araw	Holiday	Saklaw
2026-01-01	Thursday	New Year's Day	No general ban applies
2026-01-02	Friday	New Year (second day)	No general ban applies
2026-01-06	Tuesday	Orthodox Christmas Eve	No general ban applies
2026-01-07	Wednesday	Orthodox Christmas	No general ban applies
2026-04-10	Friday	Orthodox Good Friday	No general ban applies
2026-04-12	Sunday	Orthodox Easter	No general ban applies
2026-04-13	Monday	Orthodox Easter Monday	No general ban applies
2026-05-01	Friday	Labour Day	No general ban applies
2026-05-02	Saturday	Labour Day (second day)	No general ban applies
2026-05-21	Thursday	Independence Day	No general ban applies
2026-05-22	Friday	Independence Day (second day)	No general ban applies
2026-07-13	Monday	Statehood Day	No general ban applies
2026-07-14	Tuesday	Statehood Day (second day)	No general ban applies

Mga seasonal na ban

Summer heavy-vehicle restriction — 15 June–15 September 2026, Monday to Friday 19:00–24:00; Saturday and Sunday 17:00–24:00

Issued by the Police Administration of Montenegro under Article 130 of the Road Traffic Safety Law. It applies to freight vehicles with a maximum permitted mass over 7.5 t on the main coastal and transit corridors during the summer tourist season. A separate, longer regime runs from 25 May to 15 October 2026 on the mountain roads between Kotor and Cetinje. On regional road R-1 Kotor - Trojica - Krstac toward Cetinje traffic is restricted daily 07:00–24:00, with directional time-based limits (08:00–15:00 and 14:00–19:00 depending on direction) on the Kotor - Njegusi - Cetinje section and on R-25.1 Medjuvrsje - Lovcen.

6 kalsada

M-1 GP Debeli Brijeg - Herceg Novi - Kotor - Tivat (Krtolska raskrsnica) - Budva - Bar - Ulcinj - GP Sukobin
M-2 Podgorica - Sotonici - Petrovac
M-2 Podgorica - Mioska - Kolasin
M-10 Podgorica - Cetinje - Budva
R-1 Kotor - Trojica - Krstac - Cetinje
R-25.1 Medjuvrsje - Lovcen

Mga exemption

Vehicles with priority passage and emergency services
Road maintenance vehicles
Telecommunications (PTT) infrastructure vehicles
Roadside assistance and tow vehicles
Vehicles transporting live animals
Vehicles transporting concrete and asphalt
Refrigerated vehicles carrying perishable goods
Water transport vehicles
Dangerous-goods (ADR) transport on M-1 from GP Debeli Brijeg through Herceg Novi and Kamenari to the Lipci roundabout

Dangerous goods (ADR) transport

Montenegro regulates dangerous-goods transport through the Law on transport of dangerous substances, which covers road, rail, sea and air transport and applies the ADR agreement for road transport. Carriers, senders and recipients must appoint at least one qualified dangerous-goods safety adviser. During the summer restriction, ADR transport keeps access on M-1 between GP Debeli Brijeg and the Lipci roundabout, via Herceg Novi and Kamenari.

Kotor - Cetinje and Lovcen mountain roads

Alongside the coastal summer ban, a longer regime runs from 25 May to 15 October 2026 on the winding roads between Kotor, Njegusi, Cetinje and the Lovcen massif. On regional road R-1 Kotor - Trojica - Krstac toward Cetinje traffic is restricted daily 07:00–24:00. Directional, time-based limits (08:00–15:00 and 14:00–19:00 depending on direction) apply on the Kotor - Njegusi - Cetinje section and on R-25.1 Medjuvrsje - Lovcen.

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May truck ban ba sa Montenegro ngayon?

Walang pangkalahatang weekend o holiday driving ban para sa mga trak sa Montenegro; tingnan sa ibaba kung ano ang mga umiiral na patakaran.

Are trucks banned year-round on Sundays in Montenegro?

No. Montenegro has no year-round nationwide Sunday truck ban. The only restrictions are seasonal and apply during the summer tourist season on defined coastal and mountain roads.

Is there a summer truck restriction in Montenegro?

Yes. From 15 June to 15 September 2026 the Police Administration bans freight vehicles over 7.5 t on the M-1, M-2 and M-10 corridors, Monday to Friday 19:00–24:00 and on Saturday and Sunday 17:00–24:00. A separate regime runs from 25 May to 15 October 2026 on the Kotor-Cetinje mountain roads (R-1 and R-25.1), where R-1 Kotor - Trojica - Krstac toward Cetinje is restricted daily 07:00–24:00.

Do public holidays stop truck traffic in Montenegro?

No. Public holidays do not trigger a separate truck ban. If a holiday falls inside the 15 June - 15 September window, the summer time bands still apply on the listed roads, but the holiday itself adds no further restriction.

What rules apply to dangerous-goods (ADR) transport through Montenegro?

Dangerous-goods road transport is governed by the Law on transport of dangerous substances, which applies the ADR agreement and requires a qualified dangerous-goods safety adviser. Under the summer order, ADR transport keeps access on M-1 from GP Debeli Brijeg through Herceg Novi and Kamenari to the Lipci roundabout.

I transit Montenegro towards Croatia or Serbia. Do their bans affect my plan?

Croatia runs a summer coastal and Istrian ban for vehicles over 7.5 t from 15 June to 15 September 2026 on selected state roads (Saturday 04:00–14:00, Sunday and public holidays 12:00–23:00), while motorways are excluded. Serbia has no year-round nationwide weekend truck ban. Check each country's own calendar before crossing.

Which basic road rules apply to trucks in Montenegro?

The blood alcohol limit is 0.3 g/kg, with zero tolerance (0.0) for drivers under 24. All truck traffic is governed by the Road Traffic Safety Law, the same law that authorises the seasonal police order.