The European Parliament and the European Council have adopted Directive 2008/96/EC relating to the safety of traffic infrastructure. This Directive binds the EU Member States to implement the guidelines on roads comprising the parts of the Trans-European traffic network, regardless of the stage those roads are in. EU Member States have a possibilit...

By Danislav Drašković, Dragoslav Mihajlović, Ljubo Glamočić, Samir Hrnjić

Traffic accidents on roads in the Republic of Croatia are defined by the Traffic Safety Act. The most common reasons for the emergence of traffic accidents are the use of cell phones while driving, disregard for traffic regulations and rules, driving under the influence of alcohol and unsuitable driving speed. Socio-demographic profile of the parti...

By Antea Maglica, Ivana Beljo, Darijo Šegp

The subject of this research is road traffic taking place in urban areas where most people live and where the space for parking communication, maintenance, and repairing cars is reduced. Since the subject is the traffic of road vehicles, and this means that cars, which use internal combustion engines, move by stopping all the time through urban roa...

By Tihomir Đurić, Marijan Kljajić, Vladan Đurić

Tourism as a global economic phenomenon is an industry that, after the oil and chemical industries, contributes most to economic growth and to the development of the world economy. It affects on macroeconomic aggregates and increases the macroeconomic stability of the national economy, while at the same time accelerating local and regional developm...

By Duško Stić, Mate Usorac

Today, in this postmodern environment, there are many problems and obstacles that stand in the way of sustainable development and without leaving a moderate, optimistic tone, we need practical examples that can lead to permanent solutions to the exit from this state in which we are, looking at the ecological and economic situation. The aim of the a...

By Mirko Tešić, Rade Biočanin

Modern urban mass passenger transport cannot be imagined without the use of information and communication technologies. Information technologies become irreplaceable in general informing of users, system of tickets and billing and other systems of public passenger transport. They also provide the ability for introducing uninterrupted and reliable s...

By Pavle Gladović, Nemanja Deretić

Sustainable development as a modern concept implies economic development in line with the social, economic and ecological component. In this paper, his environmental aspects will be analyzed. The aim is to demonstrate the extent to which awareness of environmental destruction exists in favor of achieving economic growth, and whether they are in a p...

By Ibrahim Jusufranić, Olgica Nestorović, Radomir Biočanin

With the development of traffic motorization as well as the increasing demands for optimization of traffic safety and security, the automotive industry has initiated the development of innovations that will contribute to reducing the number of deaths in road traffic. We are witness to frequent traffic accidents caused by disregarding of traffic sig...

By Marina Balukčić

The long-term goal of sustainable agriculture is to ensure a stable production of quality food, while preserving natural resources and energy, protecting the environment, rentabilität, preserving health and quality of life. Conventional agriculture has the task of providing optimum food production, and in terms of quantity and quality. Biotech...

By Jasmina Mijajlović, Boban Kostić, Aida Varupa, rade Biočanin

The service sector is an important factor in the development of the modern economy. It manifests itself through easier overcoming of the recession and stimulating economic growth and employment. In doing so, learning and knowledge play a major role as key factors for improving the innovative processes, in achieving enviable competiti...

By Enes Husenagić