Traffic Volume
Traffic is regularly counted and reported by Autocesta Zagreb–Macelj, the operator of the motorway, and is published by Hrvatske Ceste. As the motorway traffic volume is measured through an analysis of toll ticket sales, the southernmost section of the motorway, Jankomir - Zaprešić, is not included in this report, as it is not tolled. However, since the section is a part of Zagreb bypass, it is considered to carry heavier traffic than any other section of the A2 motorway. In 2006, it carried more than 22,000 vehicles per day, and its traffic volume grew considerably since the completion of the motorway in 2007.
Variations between AADT and average summer daily traffic (ASDT) traffic volumes are attributed to the fact that the motorway carries substantial tourist traffic to the Adriatic Sea resorts during the summer. On average, the tolled section of the A2 motorway carries 90% more ASDT than AADT. The largest increase, 125%, of the ASDT relative to the AADT is observed on the Đurmanec–Trakošćan section.
| A2 traffic volume details | ||||
| Road | Counting site | AADT | ASDT | Notes |
| A2 | 1114 Đurmanec north | 7,307 | 16,425 | Between Đurmanec and Trakošćan junctions. |
| A2 | 1113 Krapina north | 8,034 | 17,480 | Between Krapina and Đurmanec junctions. |
| A2 | 1116 Začretje north | 10,539 | 20,213 | Between Začretje and Krapina junctions. |
| A2 | 1115 Mokrice north | 11,813 | 21,566 | Between Zabok (Mokrice) and Začretje junctions. |
| A2 | 1904 Zaprešić north | 14,308 | 23,843 | Between Zaprešić and Zabok (Mokrice) junctions. |
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