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Zagreb Expands Pedestrian Zones. More and More Parts of the City Are Car-Free.

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BIG changes are coming to the center of Zagreb. The city plans to further expand the pedestrian zone to reduce traffic congestion and offer citizens an alternative to cars. Parts of Gajeva, Teslina and Preradovićeva should soon be car-free, connecting a large pedestrian zone from the Croatian National Theater to Zrinjevac, reports HRT.

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BIG changes are coming to the center of Zagreb. The city plans to further expand the pedestrian zone to reduce traffic congestion and offer citizens an alternative to cars. Parts of Gajeva, Teslina and Preradovićeva should soon be car-free, connecting a large pedestrian zone from the Croatian National Theater to Zrinjevac, reports HRT.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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On the occasion of Car-Free Day, on Tuesday, September 22, ZET will provide free use of public transport, and citizens will also have access to the free Bajs public bicycle system.

·Croatia
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Jutarnji list broke the news in Croatia on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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