CONTENTS
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1.1
Selected data on the City of Prague as of 31 December 2020
1.2
Comparison of Prague and the Czech Republic
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3
3.1
Development of vehicle and car ownership
3.2
Volume of automobile traffic on workdays
3.3
Vehicle modal share and temporal traffic patterns
4
4.1
Prague Integrated Public Transport
4.2
Metro
4.3
Trams
4.4
PID buses
4.5
PID railway transport
4.6
Funicular and ferries
4.7
Public transport between Prague and external territory
4.8
Development of demand and measures in PID during the COVID-19 epidemic
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6
7
7.1
Construction and renewal of traffic signals (TS)
7.2
Control centres
7.3
Traffic Information Centre Prague
7.4
Other transport telematics systems
8
8.1
Priority for public transport vehicles at traffic signals
8.2
Other measures for public transport vehicle priority
9
9.1
Traffic accidents
9.2
Traffic education
9.3
Measures to increase traffic safety
10
10.1
Parking areas with paid parking zones
10.2
Park and Ride facilities (P+R)
10.3
Kiss and Ride points (K+R)
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12
12.1
City of Prague municipal budget closure for 2019 (approved 7 June 2020)
12.2
Approved City of Prague budget for 2019 (of 13 December 2018)
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14
14.1
Air transport
14.2
Water transport
14.3
Freight rail transport

Prague Transportation Yearbook 2020 ― Contents