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Filming on traffic facilities

Filming on traffic facilities

To stop traffic in the City of Belgrade, apply with the Belgrade City Administration’s Secretariat for Traffic (Sekretarijat za saobraćaj – Gradska uprava Beograd).
To stop traffic for less than 3 minutes
The film production team or a person designated by them must apply in writing with the Secretariat for Traffic (Sekretarijat za saobracaj) which is the relevant permitting authority.
To stop traffic for 3 minutes or more
The film production team or a person designated by them must apply in writing with the Secretariat for Traffic (Sekretarijat za saobracaj). The applicant must submit the traffic study made by a licensed traffic engineer who is a member of the Serbian Chamber (http://www.ingkomora.org.rs) as well as the request for permit. The approved request shall be submitted to the MoI’s Bureau for Cooperation with Media (MUP – Biro za saradnju sa medijima) which will issue the relevant document on the stopping of traffic.
Permit for movement of heavy duty vehicles, over 5T
There is a restriction on the movement of heavy duty vehicles, over 5T, through urban areas, at particular hours of the day. The relevant permitting authority for the City of Belgrade is the Belgrade City Administration’s Secretariat for Traffic (Sekretarijat za saobraćaj – Gradska uprava Beograd).
To put up/remove traffic signs or signals
If you need to put up/remove traffic signs or signals, contact the Belgrade Road Company (JP Beograd put). If, for filming purposes, you need to close a street in the territory of Belgrade for regular traffic, first obtain the approval of the City Secretariat for Traffic and then contact the Belgrade Road Company (JP Beograd put) which is responsible for signs and signals. The procedure is to write to the Belgrade Road Company (JP Beograd put) enclosing the approval obtained from the Secretariat and identifying your specific requirements. The JP Beograd put services are subject to a payment according to the existing fee scale, unless otherwise designated by the City Secretariat.
To remove vehicles from the street, for filming purposes
If, for filming purposes, it is necessary to remove vehicles from a designated parking space, you need to obtain a permit from the City Secretariat for Traffic (Gradski sekretarijat za saobraćaj), the police, and the communal police, as well as to timely inform local population about the precise duration of filming and designate the leased area. If vehicles are not removed, you should contact the Parking Company (JKP Parking servis) to have them removed. JKP Parking servis charges for this service in accordance with its official pricelist. To remove vehicles from the sidewalk, contact the communal police of the municipality in whose territory parking space has been leased, and to remove vehicles from a traffic lane, contact the City Secretariat for Traffic (Gradski sekretarijat za saobraćaj).
To shoot in public garages owned by the Parking Company (JKP Parking servis).
​Filming may be allowed if JKP Parking servis, in agreement with the production house, determines the time of shooting so as to ensure that operation of the garage is not overly disturbed. There is no charge for leasing the location for filming purposes; you pay for the parking spaces you occupy in a particular time period, namely per hour for the time the crew needs to make necessary arrangements and for filming as such. JKP Parking servis does not provide the electricity required for filming.
To occupy traffic lanes and stop traffic outside city streets, for filming purposes
Apply with Serbian Road Company (JP Putevi Srbije) for approval. This company is the competent authority for roads class I and II (motorways and major trunk roads), and for any bridges connected to them. It is also competent for any sections of motorways passing through urban area (such as through Belgrade, including the Gazela Bridge). All other roads (class III) fall under the competence of local governments. To obtain the approval, apply with the Serbian Road Company’s Maintenance Division (Sektor za odžavanje – JP Putevi Srbije) in writing. The application must be submitted at least a week in advance and only a stamp duty of RSD 780.00 is payable (always check the exact level of this stamp duty considering that it is subject to change). The applicant may be requested to have the orthography imagery of affected road section appended to the detailed description of the location (www.geosrbija.rs). The obtained approval is then forwarded to the MoI’s Bureau for Cooperation with Media (MUP- Biro za saradnju sa medijima).

Contact data:
Gradski sekretarijat za saobraćaj,Gradska uprava Beograd, (City Secretariat for Traffic, Belgrade City Administration)
Address: 27. marta 43-45, 11000 Beograd
Contact person: Mr Srđa Putnik
Tel.: +381 11 3309770
E-mail: srdja.putnik@beograd.gov.rs

JP Putevi Srbije (Serbian Roads Company)
Address: Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 282
Contact person: Ms Dragica Kuzmanović, Division for Road Protection, Technical Affairs Dept.
Tel.: +381 11 3040677
E-mail: kuzmanovicdragica@yahoo.com

JP Beograd put (Belgrade Road Company)
Address: Nušićeva 21, 11000 Beograd
Tel.: +381 11 3302800
E-mail: info@beogradput.com

MUP Biro za saradnju sa medijima (MoI’s Bureau for Cooperation with Media)
Address: Bulevar Mihaila Pupina 2, 11000 Beograd
Tel.: +381 11 3139781; Fax: +381 11 3139782
E-mail: biro@mup.gov.rs

JKP Parking servis (Parking Company)
Address: Kraljice Marije 7, Mileševska 51, 11000 Beograd
Tel.: +381 11 303 5400
E-mail: info@parking-servis.co.rs