SCROLLDriving a car in BiH is the best way to experience diverse landscapes, visit cities, and enjoy the country’s nature.
Main roads in the country – highways, are in very good condition, and the highways in Bosnia and Herzegovina are marked with a combination of the large letter M (for the abbreviation of main road), combined with a prefix and a number.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, there are five international routes and 20 national highways, with bus lines leading to many countries.
What you need to drive a car in BiH
To drive in Bosnia and Herzegovina, you need a valid driver’s license with an international driving permit if necessary. You must also keep proof of ownership or a rental agreement for the car, as well as all insurance documents.
Rent-a-car
The minimum age for renting a car in Bosnia and Herzegovina is 21 years. Age restrictions for car rentals may vary slightly depending on the provider.
If you really want to rent a car in Bosnia and Herzegovina, keep in mind that an international driving permit is now required. Don’t worry, international driving permits are affordable and can be obtained from a local automobile club, similar to AAA, for approximately 20 euros.
Speed Limits
City: 60 km/h
Open roads: 100 km/h
Highways: 130 km/h
Traffic Regulations
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, you drive on the right side of the road. The blood alcohol limit is 0.3 mg.
Gas Stations
There are many gas stations, and their working hours vary depending on the location. Most stations accept international credit cards.
