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September 9, 2026

Prague 5

Bus 137 runs for the last time on 21 September; trolleybuses take over Malvazinky

Bus route 137 makes its last run on Monday 21 September and trolleybus route 52 takes over in full service, having until now run with a single vehicle. One thing changes for passengers: every second service will run the longer way from Na Knížecí to Jinonice, at weekends too — the bus went there on weekdays only and most services terminated at Waltrovka. Full service became possible as the transport company took delivery of new Bozankaya SNG 12T trolleybuses. On Malvazinky and Peroutkova the noise of bus engines on the hill disappears; going downhill a trolleybus does not waste the energy but stores it in batteries or returns it to the wires.

Source: Prague 5

August 31, 2026

TSK Praha

Twelve Prague roadworks reopened at once before 1 September

Traffic is fully restored on twelve sites across the city: Kbelská finished on 13 August, then Plzeňská, Radlická and Jaromírova, with work also done on the Pod Krejcárkem, Moskevská and Hlávkův bridges. The timing was deliberate — the heaviest work was scheduled for the summer holidays precisely so the key restrictions would be gone before 1 September, when city traffic jumps.

Source: TSK Praha · Prague 5

Prague Integrated Transport

Prague settles the names of the future metro D stations

The city council approved changes to the names of the planned line D stations. These are names passengers will live with for decades; the line itself is under construction.

Source: Prague Integrated Transport

August 28, 2026

TSK Praha

Plzeňská reopens to traffic after seven months

The rebuild of the Mozartova – Pod Kotlářkou stretch is finished. Road markings come down on the evening of Friday 28 August and full traffic returns on Saturday morning. Three organisations shared one trench from February on. They were the city roads authority TSK, the water utility PVS and the gas distributor PPD. That is why the street closed once instead of three times in a row.

Source: TSK Praha · Prague 5

August 27, 2026

Prague Public Transit Company

Žižkov loses trams between Olšanské náměstí and Nákladové nádraží for six weeks

From Saturday 29 August to 10 October the transport company is rebuilding the track junction at Olšanská and Jana Želivského and laying the connection for the future Olšanská – Habrová line. Lines 9, 26 and 95 are diverted via Flora and Olšanské hřbitovy, line 5 terminates in Holešovice and line 34 is cancelled. In parallel the Spojovací loop is repaired for two weeks, with lines 9, 11 and 98 cut back to Vozovna Žižkov.

Source: Prague Public Transit Company