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Take bus no. 31 from the city centre (from the squares ''Trg Studentski'' or ''Trg Slavia'') or in front of the large McDonalds), until you get to the intersection of the streets ''Ustanička'' and ''Vojislava Ilića'' (ask someone in the bus for the stop ''Shumice'', but in case you miss is it two stops before the last - on the right you will see a pekarna pekara and its a bigger intersection after going uphill for a while). Turn around and go left, walk to the bridge, cross it, go downstairs, and walk around 150m to the right from the bridge. There you will find a on-ramp to the motorway, and it is the spot from where you can hitchhike towards the toll station. (Alternatively you can walk down the motorway for a couple of hundred meters further and talk to people on a gas station. This might work better, because many people using the on-ramp are not leaving Belgrade).) You should have sign which says "RAMPA" (toll station) in order to get a lift, otherwise you risk staying there for a long time. It is possible that someone who is not going to the toll station, but to Leštane will give you lift, but it is no problem, since after he turns, you have only 10 minutes on foot to the toll station. Once you reach the toll station, it is easy to get direct rides all the way to Greece, Bulgaria, Macedonia or even Turkey if the driver allows you to sleep the night in his truck.

This way through Čačak-Uzice is not the fastest but in t0ma5´s opinion very interesting, it will take you 6-7 hours to reach Sarajevo and before leaving Serbia you will pass near by GuČa, where a crazy Balkan music festival takes place every summer and just before the Bosnian border is Mokra Gora, the ethno village that the filmmaker Kustorica Kusturica made for his movie, Life is a Miracle, you can visit it in few hours if you have the times but there is entrance fee.

it seems Controllors are going into the vehicles with a mini computer for checking your e-cards (cards are called BusPlus). Normal BusPlus cards are blue coloured and they started wearing civilian clothes againhave red ones. When you spot them, i saw just ignore them yesterdayand leave on the next stop. marko bg

June 2010. they have green - yellow fluorescent shirts so it`s easy to see them. January 2011 - Still wearing the fluorescent jackets coming in groups of 3 or 4 at the same time. Saw them working even on Saturday morning but always near the center, they don't go too far.  April 2011 - Still in fluorescent jackets. Always in groups of 4. Actually very difficult to be controlled, even if you want to be. Have lived in Belgrade for nearly 2 years, and have been controlled maybe 10 times. In the unlikely event that you're controlled, simply get off when they get on - you can't miss them. If you're asleep, speak English and say you have no ID. [[UserEdited by CCira :T0ma5|t0ma5]])