The Chamber of Deputies has passed a proposal requesting that cars must keep a distance of one and a half meters when overtaking cyclists.

From Friday, February 5, Czechia will introduce new travel restrictions - mainly due to the spread of more contagious coronavirus mutations.

Starting Saturday, January 30, no foreigners are allowed to come to the Czech Republic - unless travelling for necessary reasons.

Due to the pandemic, Prague is trying out a new contactless pedestrian button at the crossing on Dvořák's embankment at Klášterská Street.

Are you in Prague and want to see if your tram is running on time? Real-time data about trams' locations is now available in several apps.

Prague has decided not to raise public transport fares right now - but warns it has to happen some time in the future.

From Monday, the last metro will leave the terminal stations 15 minutes later - around 22:15. During the day, the intervals will be shorter.

From November 9, uniform EU travel rules with regard to the coronavirus epidemic will apply in the Czech Republic.

Due to the overnight curfew, Prague public transport will switch to its nighttime schedule earlier starting Monday, November 2.

Due to reduced working hours of offices and long queues of people, police will accept expired driving licences.

Football and hockey fans will protest against government "confusing" measures that are supposed to tackle the spread of coronavirus.

Due to the worsened epidemic situation, Czech Railways will adjust the operation of long-distance and regional trains.

Are you in or near Prague and want to see if your bus is running late? There's a new web app for that!

Due to the worsened epidemiological situation and the related measures, the number of passengers on trains and buses continues to decrease.

As of Tuesday, foreigners cannot cross Hungarian borders as the country is applying stricter rules to tackle the coronavirus pandemic.

This speedy railway will reach up to 350 km/h and travel time from Prague to Ústí nad Labem will then be halved to 30 minutes.

A rail carrier offers tens of thousands of discounted tickets - passengers only have to buy them at least one month in advance.

The north-eastern city of Ostrava just got its two new double-decker buses. They should be in operation in two months.

People paying regularly for monthly coupons could get some money back. In doing so, Prague wants to help its lower-income residents.

Czech cities are planning to clear the car wrecks from the streets faster. This might be easier thanks to the amendment to the Road Act.