A1 (Croatia) - Quiz
A Croatia
  • 1. What is the total length of the A1 motorway in Croatia?
A) 410.2 kilometers
B) 550.5 kilometers
C) 300 kilometers
D) 476.3 kilometers
  • 2. Which two major cities does the A1 motorway primarily connect?
A) Zagreb and Dubrovnik
B) Zagreb and Split
C) Rijeka and Zadar
D) Split and Karlovac
  • 3. When did construction on the A1 motorway start after independence?
A) 2000
B) 1971
C) 1991
D) 2005
  • 4. How many exits are located along the A1 motorway?
A) 26
B) 15
C) 40
D) 33
  • 5. What is the primary tolling system used on the A1 motorway?
A) Vignette system
B) Flat fee system
C) Ticket system
D) Congestion pricing
  • 6. Which company operates the section of the A1 south of the Bosiljevo 2 interchange?
A) European Motorway Authority
B) Croatian Roads
C) Autocesta Rijeka–Zagreb
D) Hrvatske autoceste
  • 7. What is the name of the viaduct that does not have an emergency lane?
A) Lučko Viaduct
B) Bosiljevo Viaduct
C) Drežnik Viaduct
D) Split Viaduct
  • 8. Which European route passes through the A1 motorway alongside the E71?
A) E40
B) E55
C) E80
D) E65
  • 9. Why was the A1 project cancelled in 1971?
A) Lack of funds
B) Technological limitations
C) It was labeled a nationalist project
D) Environmental concerns
  • 10. How many bridges, viaducts, and tunnels were completed as of 2014?
A) 376
B) 476
C) 250
D) 33
  • 11. Which type of interchange is the Lučko interchange?
A) Diamond
B) Stack
C) Cloverleaf
D) Trumpet
  • 12. Which UNESCO World Heritage Site is served by the A1 motorway?
A) Dubrovnik Old Town
B) Euphrasian Basilica
C) Diocletian's Palace
D) Stari Grad Plain
  • 13. What is the total construction cost incurred for the A1 motorway up to 2013?
A) 3 billion euro
B) 1 billion euro
C) 10 billion euro
D) 5 billion euro
  • 14. Which region is described as the area where the motorway follows a route parallel to the Adriatic coast?
A) Dalmatia
B) Slavonia
C) Istria
D) Gorski Kotar
  • 15. How many rest areas are along the A1 route?
A) 15
B) 33
C) 40
D) 26
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