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To minimize the spread of coronavirus, the toll system operator has taken the following measures.

Summary of conditions for deferred payment of invoices for tolls.

The satellite toll system has confirmed the assumptions and generates more funds for the Czech Republic on tolls than the original microwave system. The total of 2,409 km of toll roads and motorways achieved the toll collection of CZK 948 mil. (compared to CZK 894 mil. in 2019), which represents an increase of 6.01%.

Od ponedjeljka 2. 3. 2020 Kontaktna tačka će raditi na novoj adresi.

Dana 1.1.2020. je stupio na snagu novi tekst zakona br. 13/1997 Sb., o cestama u smislu kasnijih propisa, (koja je, osim ostalog), uveo novu kategoriju vozila oslobođenih od plaćanja putarine.

In December 2019, hauliers were charged tolls by CzechToll in the total amount of nearly CZK 725 million. For the whole of 2019 hauliers were billed the total amount of CZK 10.946 billion, i.e. by 1.19% more than in 2018.

Prague, 1 January 2020 - CzechToll successfully completed another part of the contract for the delivery of the new satellite toll system. As of today, it has expanded electronic toll collection to additional 868 kilometres of 1st category roads and 34.9 kilometres of motorways. A total of 2,409 kilometres of roads and motorways are currently subject to toll payment in the Czech Republic.

As of 1 January 2020, tolls for vehicles over 3.5 tons will be expanded by an additional 868 kilometres of 1st category roads. For example, I/20 road between Pilsen and České Budějovice, I/3 from Benešov towards Tábor, I/35 from Hradec Králové towards Olomouc and also I/43 from Svitavy to Brno will also be subject to payment. The specific sections can be found in the table and on the attached map.

Since its launch, the new satellite toll system has registered more than 3.5 million vehicle passages on toll roads using the new on-board unit. CzechToll collected more than CZK 40 million in tolls on Monday. Due to the presence of traffic police officers and significantly better driver cooperation than the company had expected, only minor and short-term complications in traffic were reported.

CzechToll's new toll system is working without any problems and despite the Sunday ban on lorry driving the amount of tolls collected from carriers reached over CZK 7 million. With the first working day of the operation the points of sale became significantly busier. At some borders crossing drivers need to wait up to 30 minutes to be able to continue. From early morning until approximately noon, as a result of the registrations an approximately 2-kilometre queue was formed at Lanžhot border crossing. The trucks stood in the side lane all the time, while passage on the D2 motorway was possible with caution without limitation in both lanes.