A motorway is a dual carriageway road, marked with appropriate road signs, on which no cross traffic is allowed, intended only for motor vehicles, excluding quadricycles, which on a flat, horizontal roadways can reach a speed of at least 40 km/h, including when pulling trailers.
An expressway is a two- or single-carriageway road, marked with appropriate road signs, on which intersections occur exceptionally, intended only for motor vehicles, excluding four-wheelers.
The beginning or continuation of the motorway is marked by sign D-9.
The end of the motorway is indicated by the D-10 sign and the posts preceding it informing about the distance to the end of the motorway.
The beginning or continuation of the expressway is marked by sign D-7, and its end by sign D-8.
The T-28 sign placed under the D-7 or D-9 sign indicates that tolls are charged.
The regulations prohibit the following on the highway:
- turn back
- undo,
- towing; except for towing by vehicles intended for towing to the nearest exit or passenger service point,
- stopping in the lane between the roads,
- stopping and parking the vehicle in a place other than the one designated for this purpose
Regulations prohibit on expressways:
- undo,
- make a U-turn except at an intersection or place designated for this purpose,
- stopping in the lane between the roads,
- stopping and parking the vehicle in a place other than the one designated for this purpose.
