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Q: At a railway level crossing with barriers, when must you stop?

When the barriers begin to lower or are lowered. You must stop before the barriers when they begin to lower or are already down, and wait until they are fully raised.

Q: What does a flashing red light at a railway crossing indicate?

A train is approaching - do not cross. Flashing red lights at railway crossings warn that a train is approaching. You must stop and not cross until the lights stop flashing.

Q: At a railway crossing without barriers or lights, what must you do?

Stop, look, and listen for trains before crossing. At unprotected railway crossings, you must stop, look both ways, and listen for approaching trains before crossing.

Q: If your vehicle becomes stuck on railway tracks, what should you do first?

Immediately evacuate all passengers away from the tracks. The first priority is safety - evacuate all passengers immediately and move away from the tracks before attempting to alert authorities or train operators.

Q: What does an "X" shaped cross sign before a railway crossing indicate?

Railway crossing ahead. The St. Andrew's Cross (X-shaped sign) is the standard warning sign indicating a railway level crossing ahead.

Q: What are the speed limits in Czechia?

Urban areas: 50 km/h. Outside urban areas: 90 km/h. Expressways: 110 km/h. Motorways (dálnice): 130 km/h. Residential zones (zóna 30): 30 km/h. Speed limits are strictly enforced through radar, fixed cameras, and average speed measurement systems.

Q: What are the emergency numbers in Czechia?

112 — EU-wide Emergency (dispatched to appropriate service). 158 — Police (Policie ČR). 150 — Fire Department (Hasiči). 155 — Ambulance (Záchranná služba). All are toll-free and available 24/7. Operators at 112 typically speak English.

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Test Questions

25

Pass Mark

43%

Minimum Age

18

License Fee

700 CZK (~€28)

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Emergency Numbers

EU-wide Emergency112

Police (Policie ČR)158

Fire Department (Hasiči)150

Ambulance (Záchranná služba)155

Speed Limits

Urban areas (v obci) — Within town boundary signs

Outside urban areas (mimo obec) — Single/dual carriageway

Expressway (silnice pro motorová vozidla) — Dual carriageway

Motorway (dálnice) — Requires dálniční známka

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A disproportionate number of fatalities occur on two-lane rural roads (silnice II. a III. třídy) — h…

Snow, ice, and fog create hazardous conditions from November to March. Black ice (náledí) is particu…

Despite zero BAC, alcohol remains a factor in approximately 7% of fatal crashes. Weekend nights and …

Deer, wild boar, and other wildlife frequently cross roads, especially at dawn/dusk near forests. Si…

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How much does a driving licence cost in Czechia?

A typical category B driving school (autoškola) costs CZK 15,000-25,000 (~EUR 600-1,000). Exam fee is CZK 700, medical certificate CZK 500-1,000, licence issuance CZK 200. Total: approximately CZK 16,500-27,100 (~EUR 660-1,080). Prague is typically the most expensive region.

What is the Czech theory test format?

The theory test (zkouška z teorie) consists of 25 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 30 minutes. Questions carry different point values (1, 2, or 4 points) for a total of 50 points — you must score at least 43/50 points (86%) to pass. The test is computer-based (e-test) and covers traffic signs, right-of-way rules, traffic laws, first aid, and vehicle technical requirements. Available in Czech only.

What is the blood alcohol limit in Czechia?

Czechia has absolute zero tolerance — 0.00% BAC for ALL drivers. Any detectable alcohol is illegal. Penalties (2024 reform): on-the-spot fine CZK 7,000-25,000, administrative fine up to CZK 75,000, 6 points, and licence suspension for 6-12 months. BAC above 0.10% is a criminal offence with up to 3 years imprisonment.

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