The final versions of Prague's new metro maps have been installed
After implementing passenger feedback, the new maps aim to provide clearer navigation with updated icons and a simplified layout.
Stripping down trams: Prague bans erotica, booze, and religious ads
City officials say that "maintaining a comfortable environment" for passengers is crucial; the capital has recently been trying to remove visual smog.
Trams will start running on Wenceslas Square again from Saturday
After three months of partial closure and reconstruction, part of Wenceslas Square will reopen to several tram lines, easing congestion in the center.
Order a bus on your phone: Prague and Central Bohemia trial on-demand bus service
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The taxi-esque service will make traveling much easier for people living in relatively remote towns on the outskirts of the capital and in Central Bohemia.
Prague installs new, multi-feature digitized boards at public transport stops
The boards will show passengers whether a vehicle is air-conditioned, if it has disabled access, and also show traffic information in case of disruption.
New PID Lítačka feature tracks all Prague public transport journeys in real time
Users will be able to see the exact location of the buses, trams, and metros that they wish to take.
Activation window for Prague public transport tickets cut to one minute
The change comes after criticism from the public that inspectors could fine people who legitimately bought a ticket.
Major PID Lítačka upgrade makes it easier to plan journeys in Prague
The app update sees walking, cycling (as well as shared bikes), driving, carsharing, and many more features incorporated into its new search function.
Simple or confusing? Prague unveils new metro network map
Prague Integrated Transport is testing a new style of map that only displays the subway line on which the passenger is currently located.
WATCH: New video series schools passengers on Prague transport etiquette
Eating, manspreading, and talking loudly on the phone when riding trams, buses, and the metro are all frowned upon.
Testing, testing! Prague introduces revamped metro maps
The new design is part of a wider project to make public transport signs in Prague easier to read – but some say the new visual does the opposite.
Prague extends substantial transport discount for low-income passengers and refugees
The 70-percent discount passes have been prolonged due to the high number of people in financial need.
