ByNurDichA
I'm driving from Chemnitz to Prague and wanted to ask if there are any differences to Germany?
apart from the place names
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Can this be done with Smart Repair?
Actually there is no 😉
Only a small tip: in Prague it is – as in any other city – disastrous to find a parking lot. So park out and drive in with the Öffis. You have much more of that.
Otherwise: In the Czech Republic, normal people live – and therefore drive quite normal car.
Achso – very important: In addition to the Vignette for the motorways, you need UNBEDINGT a replacement set with KFZ pears. These are prescribed in the Czech Republic. Get these at your home at a reasonable price before you find them at a petrol station for expensive money.
Since 2018, no replacement bulbs have been needed. Without a workshop you can’t change it anyway
In the Czech Republic there is a speed limit on the motorways of 130 km/h, and there is a so-called vignette obligation.
Watch that you drive to the right Prague. There is also one 😬 in Lower Bavaria
Look what you have to do in the car. There are differences. The streets are partly very interesting and the police are usually directly on site
You have to drive day and night with light and there are toll roads.
No, it’s quite similar to German roads. Of course, you need to observe speed limits and toll roads – if you want to use them. But you can get a digital plaque online.
You can’t drive there with motorollern I think
Toll roads, tickets are immensely more expensive than in D.
Where Germany is now not cheap at 55€
For what 55€?