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Narodne novine · 21 Aug 2026 · 8 vistas

Croatia closes Knin–Zadar railway crossing at kilometre 12+393

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The Agency for Railway Safety (Agencija za sigurnost željezničkog prometa) has closed for traffic the existing railway-road crossing located at the intersection of railway line M606 Knin–Zadar at kilometre 12+393 and a field road. The decision, signed by the Agency’s director Želimir Delač, was adopted in Zagreb on 31 July 2026 and published in Narodne novine, the official gazette of the Republic of Croatia, No. 92 of 21 August 2026, under article 1136.

The measure takes effect on the day of its adoption, meaning the crossing is no longer available for road traffic as of the date the decision was issued.

The decision rests on Article 98, paragraph 10 of the Law on Safety and Interoperability of the Railway System (Narodne novine No. 63/20), read together with Article 22 of the Ordinance on the Conditions for Determining the Crossing of a Railway Line and Other Traffic Routes (Narodne novine No. 111/15). Under this framework, the director of the Agency is empowered to order the closure of a level crossing for traffic.

The document carries the official identifiers:

  • Klasa: 341-04/26-02/01
  • Urbroj: 387-03/04-26-02

Location and scope of the closure

The affected crossing is on the M606 railway line connecting Knin and Zadar, at kilometre 12+393, where the track meets a field road. The decision closes the crossing for all road traffic, altering the transport accessibility of the surrounding local area.

The closure applies to the specific crossing at that kilometre point and does not extend to other crossings on the same line.

Impact on the local area

The removal of the crossing changes how residents and agricultural users in the vicinity reach the road network, as the field road that previously crossed the track at this point can no longer be used. Road users in the area will need to rely on alternative crossings along the M606 line.

The decision was issued by the Agency’s director Želimir Delač, dipl. ing. el., and is part of the Agency’s ongoing supervision of level-crossing safety under the national railway safety regime.


Source: Narodne novine, No. 92, 21 August 2026, section I (official reference: article 1136, Klasa 341-04/26-02/01).