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In July 2020, police stopped a Serbian lorry on the D1 motorway. It had been observed to be driving in a strange manner. It veered all over the motorway. After

Driving restrictions apply in the Czech Republic this month on the driving of lorries with a maximum permitted weight of more than 7.5 t and lorries with a maximum permitted

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Apart from all the usual recommendations for keeping physically fit, it is very important for drivers to eat regularly and eat well. Regular eating and proper hydration significantly affect behaviour

A ban applies in the Czech Republic this month on the driving of lorries with a maximum permitted weight of more than 7.5 t and lorries with a maximum permitted

Cycling is a very popular sport in the Czech Republic. Unfortunately, a lot of cycle paths run along Class II roads, which are also used by lorries. Around three thousand

Collisions with wild animals occur most frequently during autumn and spring, but drivers should keep their eyes open all year. Collisions with wild animals are one of the most frequent

Repairs and work to modernise Czech roads are currently peaking. Drivers have already become accustomed to road closures, narrow lanes in places where roadworks are underway and other aggravated conditions.

New speed cameras have been installed on the D1 motorway. They are tasked with checking compliance with the speed limit of 80 km/h in sections where this limit has been