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2. Highways in the Czech Republic - Wikipedia

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   As of 1 January 2007 a new system of electronic toll aka a distance toll for vehicles with a weight exceeding 12 tons has been introduced for motorways and some roads of the first class (silnice první třídy), totally cca 200 km. [5] As of 1 January 2010, this applies also to vehicles over 3.5 tons. There is an ongoing public discussion on ...

3. D1 motorway (Czech Republic) - Wikipedia

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   The 21-km long Prague – Mirošovice segment was completed in July 1971, and the 205-km long route to Brno was finished in November 1980. [ 5 ] In Slovakia, construction started in 1973 with the 14-km long Ivachnová – Liptovský Mikuláš section, together with the construction of the Liptovská Mara dam.

4. Highways in Hungary - Wikipedia

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   Main road 11: between Budapest and Szentendre (4 km and 9 km within the city limit of Budapest) Main road 21: between M3 motorway and Salgótarján (50 km) Main road 26: between Miskolc and Sajóbábony (10 km) Main road 37: between M30 motorway (Felsőzsolca) and Szerencs (27 km) Main road 44: between Békéscsaba and Gyula (11 km)

5. D0 motorway (Czech Republic) - Wikipedia

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   D0 motorway (Czech: Dálnice D0) or Prague Ring Road (Czech: Pražský okruh) is a motorway which, when completed, would create an outer ring road around in Prague, Czech Republic. Most of the Czech motorways radiate from the D0.

6. M7 motorway (Hungary) - Wikipedia

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   Budapest, Budaörsi út 1 7: Connection to Budapest via Budaörsi út. The road has commons section as M7 motorway, Main road 1 and 7. The eastern terminus of the motorway 7 Budaörs: Connection to the City of Budapest via Egér út and Budaörs. 9 Budaörs: 81101: Drive only towards Budapest. Shopping centers 10 Budaörs-kelet Budaörs rest area

7. Czech Republic - Wikipedia

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   Between 1583 and 1611 Prague ... Topographic map. The Czech Republic lies mostly between ... There is a network of around 40,000 km of marked short- and long-distance ...

8. List of districts in Budapest - Wikipedia

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   Former district borders were also partly modified but the old numbering system is still clear on the map. ... Budapest: 1,759,407 525.13 ... Prague 5 (Prague), Czech ...

9. Prague - Wikipedia

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   Prague has one of the highest rates of public transport usage in the world, [125] with 1.2 billion passenger journeys per year. Prague has about 300 bus lines (numbers 100–960) and 34 regular tram lines (numbers 1–26 and 91–99). As of 2022 the bus lines are being extended with trolley bus lines.