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The PID Point mobile information centre will switch to cashless-only operation from November 2026, a move intended to improve crew safety and allow the service to expand to more locations and dates. Since September, the regular schedule has already been adjusted so the centre also visits places with limited transport access. A new project will also bring the centre to schools.

Prague 1 held the Sokol Republic Run to mark the founding of Czechoslovakia. The main race drew 597 runners, including representatives of the Prague 1 municipal council and partner cities Trento and Bamberg. The statement was cut short and does not give the finishing order or the exact date of the event.

From 29 October to 11 November 2026, Prague Integrated Transport takes part in the nationwide Vlčí mák (Remembrance Poppy) collection of the Czech Republic for war veterans. The collection is meant to recall the courage and sacrifices of war veterans and to help those who are in a difficult situation today. The poppy is an international symbol of remembrance of fallen soldiers.

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš visited Algeria on 26 and 27 October 2026 together with Karel Havlíček, the minister of industry and trade, and a business delegation. He met Algerian Prime Minister Sifi Ghrieb and President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to discuss gas supplies, economic cooperation and a strategic partnership. Four memoranda were signed during the visit.

The Council of the Capital City of Prague approved grants for 35 applicants under the Čistá energie Praha 2026-2027 programme, CZK 3.92 million in total. The money is meant for eco-friendly heating, energy savings and measures against the effects of climate change. The announcement does not give the size of individual grants or who will receive them.

Prime Minister Andrej Babiš received his Slovak counterpart Robert Fico at Strakova akademie on 27 October 2026. In the garden of the government seat the two unveiled the sculpture Medzi nami, donated to the Office of the Government by the Slovak embassy in Prague. The work was created by the Slovak sculptor Vladimír Durbák. The Office of the Government describes it as a sculpture of Czech-Slovak friendship.

On the public holiday of 28 October 2026, the maximum price for each started parking stay of up to 24 hours will be limited in the mixed (purple) and visitor (orange) sections of the paid parking zones. The change does not apply to resident (blue) sections. The reduction applies only to sections that do not operate all week. The notice does not state the amount of the limited price.

The season of Prague Integrated Transport tourist lines ends on Sunday, 1 November 2026. The seasonal Prague ferries P4 to P7, the tourist train lines to the Central Bohemian Region and the Brdy cycle bus will run for the last time. The Cyklohráček excursion train will also end regular service, but will still run on several special trips until the end of the year. According to PID, the tourist lines return in spring 2027.

At its meeting on 26 October 2026 the government extended the measures that lower fuel prices. The exemption from excise duty on diesel and the regulation of maximum prices and margins at petrol stations in Czechia will apply at least until the end of November.

PID services will be adjusted in the week from 28 October 2026 because of the public holiday and the autumn school break. On Wednesday, 28 October, lines run to Sunday timetables. On most metro, bus and trolleybus lines, the reduced school-holiday service applies on Thursday, 29 October, and Friday, 30 October. Trams run unchanged.