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Silly and overly complicated exemption process for BEV, and then they are left in the most expensive category, Thanks for the friendliness to tourist (not).
It should be about the car, not the owner, or the driver - this is distinction without difference.
Really great! On a recent last-minute trip to Prague, I quickly bought the necessary electronic vignette for the Czech motorways directly from my smartphone. I immediately received a clear confirmation with the PDF attached, and it worked flawlessly. I also really appreciated getting a reminder notification just before the 10-day validity ended. Satisfied with the service.
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