International Scientific Journals
of Scientific Technical Union of Mechanical Engineering "Industry 4.0"

About a hundred young lives are lost on Serbian roads every year. Since the beginning of 2025, eight young people have died in traffic accidents in Serbia. According to Norwegian statistics, the share of traffic accidents involving electric cars more than tripled between 2018 and 2023, but the increase in the accident rate is still proportional to the number of electric cars. The subject of many debates in recent years is the fact that electric cars are very quiet. Electric cars are more likely to be involved in accidents with pedestrians. At least compared to diesel and gasoline engines. In March 2025 at the International Motor Show in Belgrade, the new all-electric “Fiat Grande Panda” produced in Serbia was presented. The launch of serial production at the factory in Kragujevac will affect the economic development of Serbia. The fight for environmental protection is a process that requires long-term commitment, large investments, and active cooperation between governments, the private sector, and citizens.

The subject of research in this paper is the analysis of road traffic safety in Montenegro. Road traffic safety in Montenegro is not at an enviable level. The number of traffic accidents on the territory of Montenegro has been constantly increasing in the la st few years. The state of traffic safety in Montenegro differs significantly from most EU countries. In the last few years, Montenegro has made great efforts to improve road safety. Infrastructure is being improved, technical inspections of road vehicles are being tightened, and a larg e number of campaigns have been done to improve road traffic safety