CroatiaThe article discusses new penalty rules introduced by Croatia’s regulatory authority, HAKOM, for passengers traveling on domestic trains operated by HŽPP. According to data from the State Statistics Office, passenger numbers have increased significantly, reaching 26.4 million last year compared to 2024. The new brochure outlines six scenarios where passengers may incur a fine of 66.36 euros, including staying in a train without intent to travel, occupying multiple seats, evading ticket checks, and others. Penalties range from 15.26 to 99 euros depending on the offense, such as smoking, damaging property, or improperly using emergency brakes. Partial fines can be paid within three days.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about regulatory changes and penalties without overtly favoring any political stance. It provides balanced reporting on the new rules, their implementation, and the associated fines, based on official documents and data. There is no clear ideological leaning,
