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Toll roads in Czech Republic — motorway network and vignette zones

Toll roads in Czech Republic — vignette prices and motorway tariffs 2026

Find current 2026 vignette tariffs in Czech Republic, motorway list with toll status, and electronic toll rates for trucks and buses. Buy e-vignette online and check vehicle categories — passenger car, motorcycle, lorry.

  • Class A

    Passenger cars and motorcycles can use toll roads with a special Class A rate.

  • Class B

    Larger vehicles, such as vans and minibuses, require a Class B vignette for full toll road access.

  • Other vehicles

    Heavy trucks and specialized vehicles need specific rates for smooth access to highways.

Cost calculation

The price is determined by three factors: vehicle class, highway section type (plain or mountainous), and the operating company.

Vehicle class

Toll roads in this country

  • Tolled
  • Partial
  • Free

Toll roads in this country

  • D1Tolled

    Praha → Ostrava

    Length: 377 km

    Main east-west axis via Brno; Brno bypass section free.

  • D2Tolled

    Brno → Břeclav (SK border)

    Length: 61 km

  • D3Partial

    Praha → České Budějovice

    Length: 137 km

    Open sections tolled; gaps still under construction.

  • D4Tolled

    Praha (Jíloviště) → Příbram

    Length: 56 km

  • D5Tolled

    Praha → Rozvadov (DE border)

    Length: 151 km

    Praha → Plzeň → German border (towards Nürnberg).

  • D6Partial

    Praha → Cheb

    Length: 169 km

    Open sections via Karlovy Vary tolled; some segments not built.

  • D7Tolled

    Praha → Chomutov

    Length: 84 km

  • D8Tolled

    Praha → Krásný Les (DE border)

    Length: 92 km

    Praha → Ústí nad Labem → German border (towards Dresden).

  • D10Tolled

    Praha → Turnov

    Length: 71 km

  • D11Tolled

    Praha → Hradec Králové

    Length: 91 km

    Extension towards Polish border under construction.

  • D35Partial

    Hradec Králové → Olomouc

    Length: 156 km

    Open sections tolled; central segments still being built.

  • D46Tolled

    Vyškov → Olomouc

    Length: 37 km

  • D48Tolled

    Bělotín → Český Těšín

    Length: 76 km

  • D52Tolled

    Brno → Pohořelice

    Length: 23 km

  • D55Partial

    Olomouc → Otrokovice

    Length: 80 km

  • D56Tolled

    Ostrava → Frýdek-Místek

    Length: 13 km

General information

Learn about roads, speed limits, mandatory vehicle equipment, and key traffic regulations. In the sections below, you’ll find detailed information on toll roads, fuel prices, parking, speed restrictions, and other important details.

  • Speed Limits

    - Built-up areas: 50 km/h - Outside built-up areas: 90 km/h - Expressways (silnice pro motorová vozidla): 110 km/h - Motorways (dálnice): 130 km/h - Vehicles over 3.5 t on motorways/expressways: 80 km/h - Daytime running lights are mandatory year-round

  • Alcohol and Phone Use

    - Alcohol limit: 0.0‰ — zero tolerance, the strictest level in the EU - Under 0.3‰: administrative offence, fine and demerit points - Over 0.3‰: criminal offence, fine 25 000–50 000 CZK and 1–2 year licence ban - Holding a mobile phone while driving is forbidden; hands-free is allowed - Mobile-phone fine: roughly 1 000–2 000 CZK plus demerit points

  • Winter Equipment

    - Winter tyres are mandatory from 1 November to 31 March on snow, ice or frozen roads, and any time the temperature is ≤ 4 °C with snow/ice expected - Minimum tread depth on winter tyres: 4 mm - Tyres marked M+S or 3PMSF are accepted as winter tyres - Snow chains must be used only when the road sign explicitly mandates them - Vehicles over 3.5 t: at least one driving axle on winter tyres in the same period

  • Required Equipment

    - Warning triangle - High-visibility reflective vest, kept inside the cabin - First-aid kit compliant with the Czech standard - Spare wheel, jack and wheel wrench, or an approved tyre-repair / sealant kit - Vehicles over 3.5 t and buses: also a fire extinguisher - Documents to keep with you: driving licence and vehicle registration certificate (technický průkaz) - Insurance: a third-party motor insurance certificate from an EU/EEA country (plus UK, CH, NO, IS, LI) is valid in Czech Republic. Drivers from any other country must carry a Green Card (zelená karta).

  • Passenger Safety

    - Seat belts are mandatory in every seat, front and rear - Children under 150 cm AND under 36 kg must travel in an approved child seat - Children under 12 may not sit in the front seat unless properly secured in a child seat - Children up to 9 kg / 9 months must use a rearward-facing seat - Helmets are mandatory for both rider and pillion passenger on a motorcycle

Official sources

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