INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY CORRIDORS

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  TEN-T core and comprehensive network (Pan EuropeanCorridor X),Salzburg –Thessaloniki
  
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  TEN-T Mediterranean corridor (Pan Europeancorridor Vb), Budapest – Rijeka
  
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  TEN-T comprehensive network (Pan Europeancorridor Vc), Budapest –Ploče
  

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  Modernisation of the remaining sections of the TEN-T core network lines according to their functionality,
  
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  Analysing the potential to increase the use of railways for commuters in Zagreb and Rijeka and implement the measures defined through the Strategy
  
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  Increase the sustainability of the railway network by performing a reorganisation of the sector, improve the efficiency of the maintenance, reduce the environmental impact and implement measures to increase the safety and the interoperability of railways,
  
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  Modernisation of local and regional lines with the objective of creating preconditions for the development of integrated public transport system.
  

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  INLAND WATERWAYS AND INLAND PORTS NETWORK
  

The Croatian network of inland waterways represents a significant, but at the same time, completely unexploited part of national values of Croatia. The overall length of the current inland waterways in Croatia is 1016.8 km, of which 601.2 km has been integrated into the European network of inland waterways of international importance. The Danube part of the Republic of Croatia`s inland waterways system forms a part of the RhineDanube Corridor. Ports Vukovar and Slavonski Brod are classified as core ports in the EU TEN-T network, while Osijek and Sisak are classified as comprehensive ports.

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  Establishing and maintaining conditions for safe and reliable inland navigation, especially to maintain international waterways according to the required international navigational class standard,
  
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  Developing and modernising international inland ports according to internationalstandards in order to satisfy the existing and expected transport demand,
  
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  Increase the sustainability of the system by performing a reorganisation of the sector, improving the efficiency of the maintenance, reducing the environmental impact and implementing measures to increase the safety and the interoperability of the system,
  
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  Improve the accessibility of the ports and their connections to other transport modes to facilitate the development of multi-modal transport.
  
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  ROAD NETWORK
  

Regarding its integration in international traffic, it should be emphasized that Croatia is already today, with its highly developed motorway network (90% constructed), close to high European standards regarding international road connections.

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  TEN-T Mediterranean corridor/PanEuropean corridor
  
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  Vb: Rijeka-Zagreb-Budapest; TEN-T comprehensive network/Pan-European corridor
  
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  Vc: Ploce- Sarajevo- Osijek- Budapest; TEN-T core network/Pan-European corridor
  
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  X: Salzburg- Ljubljana- Zagreb- Beograd- Niš- Skopje- Veles-Thessaloniki;
  
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  TEN-T comprehensive network/Pan-European corridor
  
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  Xa: Graz- Maribor- Zagreb