Starting January 1, the rules for transporting bicycles on Prague public transport are changing. While conventional bicycles will gain greater…
Vratislav Filler is taking a two-year break from his work on sustainable mobility in Prague due to a new professional…
Every Advent, every March. Year after year, the same scenario repeats itself in the center of Prague: Christmas and Easter…
A new autonomous charging station for e-bikes has been installed on the A22 cyclepath in Prague’s Braník district, near the…
Bratislava has opened the first section of a bicycle route inspired by the Dutch model. In Nové Mesto, on the…
The upcoming Metropolitan Plan has been reopened for public comments. Previous versions of the draft did not adequately consider cycling…
When the topic of electrified micromobility comes up, different types of transport modes are often confused. At one point, the…
Městem na kole is the largest Czech media platform dedicated to urban cycling, sustainable mobility, and public space. Every month,…
Starting in January 2026, a new system of shared micromobility regulation will take effect in Prague. On Monday the City…
Prague has announced a tender for the construction of a new tram line from Malovanka to Strahov. The 1.5-kilometer-long route…
The elections to the Chamber of Deputies are approaching and will take place this week, on Friday and Saturday, October…
Two towns in the Sokolov region are now connected by a new cycle path built on the former railway line…
After more than three years a new contraflow bike lane has appeared in the center of Prague. Prague 1 has…
An interesting experiment has started in the Olomouc region as part of the nationwide Active September campaign, which aims to…
Cycle Route A2, Prague’s main cycling route along the Vltava River, is among the most heavily used in the city.…
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What to know about the Czech cycling road code when cycling around Czechia?
What are the local cycling customs and what is the best way to get around Czech cities and towns?
There are not so many dedicated cyclepaths in Czech cities. Threfore it is almost necessary to know some basics about cycling in traffic.
How to orientate in the Czech cycle route systems and what are the specifics of it in Prague?
What is the way to rent a bike in Prague and in Czechia? What are the most common bikesharing schemes around the country?
