Editing Podgorica (section)

===Roads===
Podgorica's location in central Montenegro makes it a natural hub for rail and road transport. Roads in Montenegro (especially those connecting Podgorica to northern Montenegro and [[Serbia]]) are usually inferior to modern European roads. Both major Montenegrin motorway projects, [[A-1 motorway (Montenegro)|Bar-Boljare motorway]] and [[Adriatic–Ionian motorway#Montenegro|Nudo–Božaj motorway]], will pass near Podgorica. The first phase of motorway A-1 (Bar-Boljare) was opened on July 13, 2022. The [[Sozina tunnel]] (4.2&nbsp;km) shortened the journey from Podgorica to [[Bar, Montenegro|Bar]] (Montenegro's main seaport) to under 30 minutes. A new road bypass had been constructed in 2011, to remove transport routes from north to south of the country, out of the city center. A south-western bypass had also been constructed with the same goal of moving heavy transport out of the city core. Podgorica is also characteristic of its extensive network of multi-lane boulevards which make inner-city transport quick and effective. Traffic over the [[Morača River]] also goes fluently since river banks are very well connected with 6 vehicular and 3 pedestrian bridges.

The main transit connections of Podgorica are:
* north ([[European route E65|E65]], [[European route E80|E80]]), towards [[Belgrade]] and on to Central Europe
* west ([[European route E762|E762]]), towards [[Nikšić]], [[Bosnia and Herzegovina|Bosnia]] and on to Western Europe
* south ([[European route E65|E65]], [[European route E80|E80]]) towards the [[Adriatic coast]]
* east ([[European route E762|E762]]), towards [[Albania]]
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File:Electric_scooters_Podgorica.jpg|Rental electric scooters
File:Sozina-Tunnel.png|[[Sozina Tunnel]] shortens the journey from Podgorica to Montenegro's main port [[Bar, Montenegro|Bar]], by some 25&nbsp;km.
File:PGWelcome.jpg|Northern entrance to Podgorica ([[European route E65|E65]], [[European route E80|E80]]).
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