The city of Velika Gorica, in addition to being a daily attraction for travel of the local population in the city itself, is also a major transit direction of the southern part of central Croatia such as the cities of Sisak, Petrinja, the municipality of Lekenik and others, towards the capital of the Republic of Croatia, Zagreb. Such high county, inter-county and local daily mobility of the population of the central part of the Republic of Croatia, due to the increasing use of passenger cars in daily travel, presents problems such as traffic congestion of the transport infrastructure, increase in the length and duration of travel, increase in emissions of harmful greenhouse gases, poorer air quality, higher noise levels and the like. This is why it has great potential to improve the current transport system and the mobility of the population. In order to analyse motorised transport in Velika Gorica, it is necessary to establish the existing state of the transport infrastructure, to assess the transport demand for such a form of transport and to offer guidelines for addressing the identified deficiencies in the transport system. By proposing quality and realistic solutions, the city would move closer to its strategic objectives, which are: to ensure the prerequisites for further economic development, to improve the quality of life and to achieve positive growth in community development and social activities.