Prague metro service on C line will be interrupted for eight days, beginning this weekend
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Alternative buses will be provided for the affected part of the route
Visit nine Prague museums and galleries for half-price admission with a Lítačka card this summer
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Prague City Hall is trying to boost domestic tourism with discount programs
Prague's Jiřího z Poděbrad metro station to be closed for 10 months for renovations
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Extensive renovations will make the Žižkov station barrier free and more modern
Prague will use Galileo satellites to track all trams, provide more accurate data
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The new system will be more accurate than the 20-year-old GPS tracking and allow for better predictions of arrivals
Enter through the front and sit in the front seats, Prague public transport changes from today
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Prague's public transit authority will be loosening some but not all safety measures put in place during the coronavirus outbreak
Trains will return to the Czech Republic's longest railway bridge next week
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The second-oldest bridge in the Czech capital will see train service restart from early next week
New rules for Prague public transport would remove smelly passengers
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Noise, odor and increasing body size are taken into account in the Czech Transport Ministry’s update to rules for road and rail transit
Four Prague metro stations have become temporary art galleries
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A temporary art exhibit in the Prague metro is meant to make the space more inviting for commuters
Cable car linking Prague’s Podbaba, Troja and Bohnice should be ready in five years
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Prague City Hall announced it is moving ahead with a plan to link both sides of the Vltava by a cable car
Prague transit is testing a new metro seating layout, but few people see it
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Most people sit sideways in the singe metro seats, so a pilot project will rotate them to see if it is more comfortable
General designer chosen for Prague's Smíchov Terminal, construction could start in four years
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A group of companies will create project plans for a transportation hub built around Smíchovské nádraží
Prague is now treating all public transit vehicles with antiviral coatings
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Prague metro wagons should be treated by mid-April, trams and buses by the end of April
Prague Public Transit Company announces service reductions and new safety measures
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Buses in Prague will stop at all stops, bus service at night is reduced, mouth coverings are required, recirculating air conditioning is turned off
Breaking: Prague public transport bans travel without face mask due to coronavirus
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From March 17, all riders on Prague’s metro, buses, and trams must wear a protective face mask to travel
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Antiviral and antibacterial coatings being tested on Prague trams and buses
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The Prague Public Transit Company is spraying new, long lasting nonopolymer disinfectants on vehicles
Prague metro and trams to automatically open doors at all stops as a coronavirus precaution
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Prague public transit authority ROPID announced a new safety measure against coronavirus, but bus buttons will still need to be pressed.
After 56 years, Prague brings historic T2 trams back to the city’s streets
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Over the next two weeks, DPP will be testing the use of the T2 trams throughout Prague streets, with plans to add it to the nostalgic 23 line afterwards
