
The speed limit on the New Europe Bridge is 60 km/h. Lower speed limits apply near toll booths, as well as temporarily during road repairs or during special events or incidents. In the event of an accident and/or traffic accident, call 112 - the single European emergency telephone number.
Please pay attention to permanent and temporary road signs, police instructions and the instructions of our staff.

For your safety, stopping and parking on the bridge is prohibited. In case you wish to stop, you can use one of the two free parking areas for cars with a capacity of 14 spaces each immediately before the toll booth, in both directions.
In the parking area you also have easy access to service facilities such as public toilets, an ATM and a 24-hour bank branch.

In the event of repair work on the road surface of the bridge facility and its adjacent infrastructure, special work zones will be created, marked with temporary traffic organization.
In this case, you must:

To have a safe trip, it is important to prepare properly. Before you set off, make sure you have checked the following:

The bridge is used by a wide range of motor vehicles, both light and heavy, and it is essential that you follow all traffic rules (including temporary signage) to ensure a safe and enjoyable journey.
Always remember to wear a helmet of the appropriate type, whether you are the driver or passenger on a motorcycle.
It is also necessary to ensure that your motorcycle is visible at all times, day and night. Before setting off, check that your motorcycle's lights are in working order.
Please note that motorcycles are sensitive to wind and the air current created when overtaking other vehicles, especially heavy goods vehicles.

Hitchhiking is prohibited along the bridge. If you get into trouble while walking, please use the emergency SOS phones to contact our staff for assistance.
⚠️ Please make sure that children do not climb on railings, safety fences, etc.

Bicycles travel in both directions on the bike path on the left side of the bridge in the direction of Romania, marked with road signs and accessible from the road to the village of Antimovo.
According to the Road Traffic Act, bicycles are prohibited on highways and expressways.