Highways in the Czech Republic

Highways in the Czech Republic are no longer divided into motorways and expressways as the category of expressways (rychlostní silnice) has been abolished by 31 December 2015. Most of expressways were classified as fully fledged motorways, while some sections of the former expressways were suspended to common dual carriageway roads with a traffic sign of a road for motorcars (silnice pro motorová vozidla) whose speed limit is of up to 110 km/h, as they do not comply with the standards of motorway. This concerned especially the expressway R35 between Liberec and Turnov which has been classified as of 1 January 2016 as a road for motorcars (with a speed limit of up to 130 km/h).

Highways in the Czech Republic

Highways in the Czech Republic are no longer divided into motorways and expressways as the category of expressways (rychlostní silnice) has been abolished by 31 December 2015. Most of expressways were classified as fully fledged motorways, while some sections of the former expressways were suspended to common dual carriageway roads with a traffic sign of a road for motorcars (silnice pro motorová vozidla) whose speed limit is of up to 110 km/h, as they do not comply with the standards of motorway. This concerned especially the expressway R35 between Liberec and Turnov which has been classified as of 1 January 2016 as a road for motorcars (with a speed limit of up to 130 km/h).