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Zagreb is expanding its traffic surveillance system to 219 locations, with new cameras set to begin monitoring illegally stopped and parked vehicles on 16 October.
ZAGREB, 15 October 2026 – Zagreb is expanding its traffic surveillance system with 39 new camera locations aimed at tackling illegal stopping and parking on city streets.
The new cameras will begin operating on Friday, 16 October, bringing the total number of locations monitored across the Croatian capital to 219, an increase of more than 20%.
The City of Zagreb said the expansion aims to improve road safety, ease traffic congestion and ensure smoother movement for public transport and other road users.
The new locations were selected following an analysis of traffic conditions, frequent reports from residents, repeated on-site interventions and persistent violations of traffic regulations.
The city said these problems represent a significant traffic management challenge.
Where will the new cameras be installed?
The 39 new camera locations cover various parts of Zagreb, including the city centre, residential neighbourhoods and major roads.
They include Savska–Prisavlje, Selska–Zagorska, Draškovićeva–Boškovićeva, Varšavska–Gundulićeva, Ilica–Gundulićeva, Gajeva–Teslina and Vlaška–Šoštarića.
Additional locations include the area around the Remete cemetery and crematorium, Gračanska cesta near the cable car, Podsusedski trg, Radnička cesta, Zagrebačka cesta, Horvaćanska cesta and several locations in Malešnica, Špansko, Dubrava and Jelkovečka.
The full list of new camera locations is provided below.
How the traffic camera system works
The system is fully digital and monitored by the city’s traffic wardens from a central control centre.
Cameras record and store photographs of vehicles detected illegally stopping or parking. The city said all monitored locations, including the newly added sites, are marked with signs informing drivers that they are entering an area under video surveillance.
The expansion builds on the existing network, which previously covered 180 locations across Zagreb.
The city has urged drivers to comply with traffic regulations, saying the measures are intended to improve safety for all road users, maintain traffic flow and help public transport operate more efficiently.
Full list of the 39 new camera locations
1. Savska – Prisavlje
2. Selska – Zagorska
3. Remetska cesta – Mirogoj (crematorium)
4. Sortina – Resselova
5. Horvaćanska – Rudeška
6. Dubrava – IV Poljanice
7. Remetinečka – L. Naletelića – Karlovačka
8. Gračanska cesta – cable car
9. Draškovićeva – Boškovićeva
10. Grškovićeva – Ribnjak – Degenova
11. Ivane Brlić Mažuranić – Malešnica
12. Podsusedski trg
13. Ivane Brlić Mažuranić – J. Šižgorića
14. Jarnovićeva – Lhotkina
15. Trg Volovčica – Ivanićgradska
16. Varšavska – Gundulićeva
17. Hrgovići – Jarunska
18. Brestovečka – Zagrebačka
19. Zagrebačka cesta, house number 42
20. Radnička cesta, house number 50
21. Šoljanova – Špansko
22. Kustošijanska – Ilica
23. Korčulanska – Vukovarska
24. Kranjčevićeva – Adžijina – Nova cesta
25. Amruševa – Petrinjska
26. Bjelovarska – Jelkovečka
27. Ivane Brlić Mažuranić – Oranice
28. Preradovićeva – Berislavićeva
29. Vlaška – Šoštarića
30. Ilica – Gundulićeva
31. Trg hrvatskih velikana
32. Mlinovi – Okrugljak
33. Sajmišna – Tišinska
34. Ilica – Sv. Preobraženja
35. Gajeva – Teslina
36. Bijenička cesta, house number 14
37. Hrgovići – Horvaćanska
38. Utinjska – Malnarova
39. Marohnićeva – Antolića
Drivers can view the locations of all surveillance cameras on the Zagreb Geoportal, under the Traffic / Surveillance cameras layer.