The traffic information centre collects information about the conditions and traffic flow on state roads from different sources (surveillance centres, maintenance teams, inspectors, police, toll enforcement teams, drivers, Notification Centre of the Republic of Slovenia ...) and forwards it to the public via different media outlets 24/7 throughout the year.

Operators in the Traffic information centre (PIC) inform drivers about traffic conditions by relaying information to various radio and television stations. They simultaneously provide information directly to drivers via the phone number: 1970, answering machine: 080 22 44, and web application: promet.si. Traffic information is also automatically published on the DarsPromet+ mobile application and Twitter account @promet_si. Slovenia is the only European country to publish traffic information regarding the neighbouring countries.

We cooperate with the neighbouring countries on the basis of Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and on the basis of Traffic Management Plan. Cooperation with major surveillance centres from the neighbouring countries is currently managed through the Traffic information centre, but plans to establish our own Main surveillance centre are already in the works. Due to the rising traffic density, cooperating with the neighbouring countries is becoming increasingly important, as it enables us to redirect traffic to alternative motorway connections of neighbouring countries in case of emergencies or larger-scale catastrophies. Due to to this cooperation, we have managed to reduce congestions significantly,thereby successfully improving traffic flow on international road corridors.