Czech Vignette Roads

Czech toll roads require a valid vignette. Don’t forget to buy it.

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About Vignette Roads in the Czech Republic

The vignette roads in the Czech Republic are certain routes that require covering the toll tax in order to use them without any issues. Before starting to use the Czech roads, you should get familiar with the roads where the vignette is mandatory.

Roads with mandatory usage of a valid vignette

Obtaining a digital vignette will be necessary if you plan to use the following motorways and expressways in the Czech Republic:

• D0 – Modletice – Slivenec (76 -16-os kijárat)
• D1 – Chodov – Kývalka (2-182-es kijárat)
• D1 – Holubice – Kroměříž-West (210-258. kijárat)
• D1 – Kroměříž-Ost – Říkovice (260-272 kijárat )
• D1 – Předmostí – Rudná (kijárat 282-354)
• D2 – Chrlice – Staatsgrenze (3-61. kijárat) | A Lanžhot benzinkúttal ellentétes irányban
• D3 – Mezno – Čekanice (62-76. kijárat)
• D3 – Měšice – Veselí nad Lužnicí-Nord (79-104. kijárat)
• D3 – Veselí nad Lužnicí-Süd – Úsilné (107-131. kijárat)
• D4 – Jíloviště – Háje (9-45. kijárat)
• D5 – Třebonice – Beroun-Ost (1-14. kijárat)
• D5 – Sulkov – Staatsgrenze (89-151. kijárat)
• D6 – Jeneč – Krušovice (7-42. kijárat)
• D7 – Kněževes – Knovíz (3-18. kijárat)
• D8 – Zdiby – Řehlovice (1-64. kijárat)
• D8 – Knínice – Staatsgrenze (80-92. kijárat)
• D10 – Stará Boleslav – Bezděčín (14-39. kijárat)
• D10 – Kosmonosy – Ohrazenice (46-71. kijárat)
• D11 – Jirny – Sedlice (8-84. kijárat)
• D35 – Mohelnice-Süd – Křelov (235-261. kijárat)
• D35 – Holice – Lipník nad Bečvou (kijárat 276-296)
• D46 – Vyškov-Ost – Prostějov-Süd (1-21. kijárat)
• D46 – Držovice – Hněvotín (26-37. kijárat)
• D48 – Bělotín – Bělotín-Ost (1-3. kijárat)
• D48 – Rybí – Frýdek-Místek (22-44. kijárat)
• D48 – Dobrá – Žukov (54-70. kijárat)
• D52 – Rajhrad – Pohořelice-Nord (10-23. kijárat)
• D55 – Hulín – Otrokovice-Nord (16-30. kijárat)
• D56 – Hrabová-ipari övezet – Frýdek-Místek-Nord (40-52. kijárat)

Note: It is easy to identify roads subject to the toll system, thanks to the green and white road signs located along the motorway network. There are also certain roads in some cities like Brno and Prague where having a vignette is not mandatory.

 

When to buy a vignette before entering the Czech toll roads

Some highways in the Czech Republic are subject to tolls immediately after entering them. These include the motorways D5 and D8 (when entering from Germany) and D2 (when driving from Slovakia).

In practice, it is permissible to drive to the nearest Rest and Service Area and obtain a Czech highway vignette there.

To ensure smooth entry and journey through the Czech Republic, all drivers of vehicles up to 3.5t are recommended to buy a Czech vignette online before crossing the country’s border. This will eliminate the stress and the need to look for the nearest vignette sales point or self-service kiosk where the vignette can be obtained.

 

Speed limits in the Czech Republic

When driving through the Czech Republic, it is recommended to get familiar with the speed limits, especially if it is your first time in the country. Standard speed limits in the Czech Republic are as follows:

Cars and Motorcycles

• village: 50km/h
• outside the village: 90 km/h
• on the way: 110km/h
• on the highway: 130 km/h

Cars with Trailers

• village: 50km/h
• outside the village: 80 km/h
• on the way: 80km/h
• on the highway: 80 km/h

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