Emergency in Slovenia (Slovenija)
Emergency numbers
Emergency numbers
112 single emergency number (fire, rescue, ambulance). Police 113 (also via 112). AMZS roadside assistance 1987.
Source: www.amzs.si · checked on 2026-10-16
Roadside assistance
Roadside assistance
AMZS roadside assistance in Slovenia: 1987, 24 hours a day, every day (also via the AMZS app). Roadside help abroad for members: +386 1 530 53 53. Membership info 080 2820. Free repair and towing are part of membership; non-members are billed according to the current price list and can join online. Cover is tied to the member, not the vehicle (max 3.5 t); rented vehicles are excluded.
Source: www.amzs.si · checked on 2026-10-16
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After an accident
- Stop, switch on the hazard lights and put on a high-visibility vest before you leave the vehicle.
- Warn other traffic with the warning triangle, at the distance the local rules require.
- Check for injured people. If anyone is hurt, call the emergency number and give your position.
- Take photos before vehicles are moved, if it is safe. Move them only when they block traffic or the police tell you to.
- Exchange names, addresses, number plates and insurance details with the other drivers. Note witnesses.
- Do not sign a statement you do not understand or cannot read. Fill in the accident report together if you agree on what happened.
- Tell your insurer or assistance service as soon as you can, and keep every document and receipt.
Open the accident report helper
General guidance, not legal advice. Rules differ between countries; follow the instructions of the police and emergency services.