Aims & Scope

The journal Promet – Traffic&Transportation is an internationally indexed scientific journal, published by the Faculty of Transport and Traffic Sciences, University of Zagreb.

The mission of our journal is to provide high quality communication of research results, which is crucial for the effectiveness of scientific research, promotion of scientific information and new ideas and original research in the field of traffic and transportation engineering.

Our vision and desire is to publish relevant scientific papers to become a focal point for the promotion of scientific activity in the global environment and among our readers and authors. Therefore, the journal will continue the long tradition of open access to make scientific papers available to all interested parties.

The editorial policy of Promet – Traffic&Transportation journal will be based on providing timely, high quality and competent information so that accepted papers will be published in the shortest possible time. Our focus will be on finding good and interesting articles and helping authors prepare potentially valuable papers for international review. In doing so, we will adhere to the criteria of scientific excellence and to the highest standards and international editorial conventions that apply in scientific publishing.

In this way, we want to create a synergy between articles and the journal, because we believe that quality articles will make our journal more valuable, and our journal will be a place where quality articles are published.

English is the language of scientific communication. Although the first distinctive feature of the Croatian scientific community is the Croatian language, Promet – Traffic&Transportation will continue to publish exclusively in English in order to be accessible and understandable to the global scientific community.

We are proud of our history of continuous publishing, our thematic focus in the field of technical sciences, and our international outlook. In this context, we will strive to become even better.

Prof. Doris Novak, Ph.D.

Editor-in-Chief