Guides for drivers to the Czech Republic.
You can check your Czech vignette validity for free in the official eDálnice system — by licence plate. See where to enter the plate, what the result means and what to do if the vignette does not show up yet.
You can buy a Czech vignette in the official eDálnice system or conveniently through an intermediary who registers it for you. See how to do it step by step in about 2 minutes.
In the Czech Republic vehicles up to 3.5 t need a vignette on the motorways D0–D11. Motorcycles are exempt, electric cars only after registering. Check whether you in particular need a vignette.
Full prices for the Czech vignette in 2026: from 375 CZK for 1 day. Validity, vehicle categories, fines. Buy online in two minutes.
Driving without a valid Czech vignette: up to 5,000 CZK on the spot and up to 20,000 CZK in administrative proceedings. How checks work and how fines reach you abroad.
Which Czech roads are free, where the vignette is mandatory, and whether you can realistically avoid the motorways. The honest answer for transit drivers.
Buy in advance or at the border? How the start date works, how long registration takes, and why last-minute buying is risky.
The 1-day vignette expires at 23:59 the same day; the 10-day covers a return trip without counting. When each one pays off.
The Czech vignette ends at the border. Slovakia needs its own e-vignette. Routes via Brno and the D2, and where to buy the Slovak vignette.