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Public transport in Kragujevac — a beginner’s guide

Updated: 21 July 2026 · busevi.rs editorial team

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City and suburban transport in Kragujevac is paid through the eKG system — electronic smart cards and paper tickets. The system is simple once you understand it, but the first encounter with cards, top-ups and categories can be confusing.

This guide covers ticket types and current fares, who rides free, how to get and top up a card, and how to use busevi.rs to find lines, timetables and the fastest route.

The eKG system: cards and paper tickets

Fares are paid with an eKG card — personalised or non-personalised smart card — or a paper ticket bought from the driver. The smart card is always cheaper: an electronic single ride costs 75 dinars, a 120-minute time ticket (multiple rides) 95 dinars, while the paper ticket from the driver costs 150 dinars.

Cards can be topped up at sales points and online.

Day, monthly and annual passes

For heavier use there are time-based packages:

  • Day tickets (non-personalised paper smart card): 1 day 215 RSD · 3 days 590 RSD · 5 days 750 RSD.
  • Monthly pass for citizens: 3,000 RSD (half-month 1,500, annual 33,000).
  • Monthly for students, pensioners and the unemployed: 1,500 RSD.
  • Card issuance: personalised 400 RSD, non-personalised plastic 300 RSD (both valid 3 years), paper 50 RSD (up to 90 days).

Who rides free

By decision of the city assembly, free transport applies to, among others:

  • primary and secondary school pupils entitled under the city decision
  • persons aged 65 and over
  • pregnant women
  • blind and visually impaired, deaf and hard-of-hearing persons and their escorts
  • persons with disabilities and their escorts

Finding your way around the lines

On busevi.rs, Kragujevac has a complete list of lines with weekday, Saturday and Sunday timetables — both directions, all stops in order and travel times between them. Every stop has its own page with the lines calling there and arrival estimates.

Not sure which line you need? Open the journey planner: enter origin and destination and it builds the route with transfers and times.

Practical tips

A few habits that save money and time:

  • The paper ticket from the driver (150 RSD) costs double the electronic one (75 RSD) — a smart card pays off quickly.
  • The 120-minute time ticket (95 RSD) covers a transfer — cheaper than two singles.
  • Fares change occasionally — check the official price list before getting a card (links on the “Tickets & fares” page).
  • Weekend departures are less frequent — check Saturday and Sunday timetables separately.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a ride in Kragujevac?

Electronic single ride 75 RSD, 120-minute time ticket 95 RSD, paper ticket from the driver 150 RSD. Day tickets: 215/590/750 RSD for 1/3/5 days.

Who rides free?

Among others: persons 65+, pregnant women, pupils entitled under the city decision, blind and visually impaired, deaf and hard-of-hearing persons and persons with disabilities, with escorts.

How do I get an eKG card?

At sales points: personalised 400 RSD, non-personalised plastic 300 RSD (valid 3 years), paper 50 RSD (up to 90 days). Top-up also online.

How do I find my line’s timetable?

Open Kragujevac on busevi.rs and pick the line — weekday, Saturday and Sunday timetables with all stops.