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Prague Flora metro station reconstruction delay

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Latest: Prague metro Flora station reopening delayed to 2027

The reopening of the Flora metro station on Prague’s Line A has been delayed from December 2026 to the end of February 2027. This extension follows an expert assessment by the Klokner Institute at the Czech Technical Uni

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Czech Republic road works and traffic disruptions

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Latest: Czech Republic expands highway network with D3 and D35 updates

By late August 2026, the Czech Republic’s infrastructure modernization continues to drive significant transport disruptions and milestones across road and rail networks. On the D35 motorway, a new 6.2-kilometer section

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Czech public transport heritage initiatives

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Latest: Prague introduces renovated retro Tatra T3 trams to Line 23

Czech public transport initiatives have focused on promoting tourism and heritage through various historical and interactive experiences. In late July 2026, the Museum of Public Transport in Prague launched “Tripper,” a

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Prague bus line 145 launch via Blanka Tunnel

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Latest: Prague launches new bus line 145 via Blanka tunnel

Prague has launched a new public transport bus service, line 145, which utilizes the Blanka Tunnel complex to connect the Dejvice and Čimice districts. The route provides a direct link between Prague 6 and Prague 8, bypa

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Prague public transport upgrades and tram AC issues

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Latest: Prague tram fleet faces air conditioning shortages

The Prague Public Transport Company (DPP) is advancing its fleet modernisation. In July 2026, a tender was issued for up to 200 new twelve-metre buses (100 mild-hybrid and 100 conventional diesel) at an estimated CZK 1.5