Official notices — Transport

From the start of trial operation on 22 September to the end of October 2026, the Petřín funicular carried 413,615 passengers, 10,340 a day on average, according to the Prague Public Transit Company. The company ran 754 extra trips and will keep the summer timetable over the winter; regular maintenance is planned for March 2027. From Tuesday 10 to Friday 13 November 2026 the line will be closed for the shooting of a film adaptation of Dan Brown's book The Secret of Secrets for the Netflix platform, and it will run again from Saturday 14 November.

Prague's Technical Administration of Roads (TSK) will start the final stage of resurfacing Chlumecká street in Prague 14 on Saturday, November 7, 2026, working in the direction toward the city centre. The works cover the section between Ocelkova and Poděbradská streets, continuing previous phases of the repair. Traffic restrictions will apply, but car traffic will remain open in both directions throughout the construction.

The Prague 7 district office announces that track repairs near Florenc will disrupt tram service in stages from Wednesday, November 4, to Thursday, November 12. Route changes during the various stages will affect, among others, lines 8 and 12. Details for each stage will be published by the Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) on its website.

On Tuesday, November 3, more than ten public assemblies with marches will take place in Prague. Traffic restrictions are expected from 2 p.m. along their routes. The city is coordinating the measures with the Police, and one march will pass through Prague 10.

Technická správa komunikací hlavního města Prahy has been taking part since 1 November 2026 in the reconstruction of a section of road between Nebušice and Horoměřice. The work follows the repair of the adjoining section, which is managed by the Central Bohemian Region. TSK will renew a section about 650 metres long, including the carriageway, and the work is to last until about mid-December 2026.

The Prague Metropolitan Police Directorate announced that on Tuesday, November 3, more than ten registered public gatherings will take place across Prague, including marches heading to Wenceslas Square. From around 2 p.m., traffic will be restricted along a route from Czech Television through Na Pankráci, Štětkova, Kongresová, then 5. května street, across Nuselský Bridge and Legerova street to the National Museum. Another march will join from the area near I. P. Pavlova, starting at Czech Radio. Police are asking drivers to use alternative routes where possible, as the heaviest restrictions will affect 5. května street, the main approach from the D1 highway.

Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) has started preparatory work on a complete modernization of the Hradčanská metro station, running until mid-January 2027 while the station stays operational. From Saturday 16 January 2027, the station, vestibule and underpass will be fully closed, with Line A trains only passing through at reduced speed. The contractor, a consortium of Metrostav CZ and Geosan Group, is carrying out the project worth 1.134 billion CZK excluding VAT, with completion expected by the end of 2027.

The Prague Technical Road Administration (TSK) has announced it has completed preparations for the 2026–2027 winter season, which will run from 1 November 2026 to 31 March 2027. The company refers to its own Winter Road Maintenance Plan, under which it aims to keep Prague's roads and pavements passable. The statement does not give figures on equipment numbers, amounts of de-icing material or other specifics.

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.

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.