On 7 October 2026 the Prague Public Transit Company put two barrier-free tram stops, Hodkovičky, into trial operation; they cost almost CZK 30 million excluding VAT to build.
The Prague Public Transit Company put a pair of Hodkovičky tram stops on the KOMOKO line into trial operation on 7 October 2026, shortly before 3 p.m., that is, along the Komořanská and Modřanská roads [1].
Location and service
The stops are fully barrier-free. They lie roughly halfway between the Černý kůň and Belárie stops, so according to the operator they markedly shorten the walk to tram services [1][2]. Stops are made on request. Day lines 3, 17 and 20, which is temporarily replaced by line 40, and night line 92 pass through the stops [2].
Construction and costs
Construction, including preparatory work, took nine months. The investment cost almost CZK 30 million excluding VAT [1][2].
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Chronology
- — The Prague Public Transit Company put into trial operation a pair of step-free tram stops called Hodkovičky in Prague, built over nine months at a cost of nearly CZK 30 million excluding VAT. iDNES.cz Pražský deník
Sources
- iDNES.cz — 7 October 2026
- Pražský deník — 7 October 2026