Czechia: 1 scheme to know about before you drive in.
Rokytnice nad Jizerou has one driving restriction on our books: the Vybraná místa – vjezd s motorovým vozidlem do vybraných míst a částí… (limited traffic zone). The published charge is 50.00 CZK per day. What is a limited traffic zone?
Sources last read on 2026-09-15, from the authorities' own pages. The next scheduled check is 2027-03-15.
50.00 CZK per day.
Rokytnice nad Jizerou is the only town in this corpus that divides its charged places into named colours. Obecně závazná vyhláška č. 3/2023, čl.
3, sets out five: a modrá zóna covering the western part of the Hořeních domků in the valley of the Černý potok and Hrušov; a červená zóna covering Tajchy and the eastern part of the same scattered hamlets except the Dvorské boudy; a zelená zóna covering the Dvorské boudy themselves; a žlutá zóna covering Studenov, Kasárna and the Packé boudy; and a bílá zóna covering the Huťský vodopád, the Huť waterfall.
These are mountain settlements above a ski town on the edge of the Krkonoše, not streets, and the ordinance gives no street names at all — it identifies each zone by the boarding points that lead into it, every one of them pinned to a house number and a landmark: čp. 359 Horní Rokytnice by the Rokytka Snowhouse apartments, čp. 391 below Ručičky, čp.
401 above the Skácelka chalet, čp. 17 Rokytno at the Starý Mlýn hotel, the junction below čp. 1 Hranice, the junction with Kostelní cesta, čp.
17 Studenov at Kasárna, above čp. 119 Horní Rokytnice, and čp. 6 Rokytno at the Tereza chalet.
Entry to all of them is barred by traffic sign; the ordinance prices the permit that gets a motor vehicle past. Čl. 5 gives three rates, and the ladder between them is unlike any other Czech town here: 50 Kč for each started day, 50 Kč flat for a calendar week, 300 Kč flat for a calendar year.
A week costs exactly what one day costs, so anyone staying past a single day has no reason to buy a day, and a year costs what six days would. The daily fee falls due when the permit is issued; the flat rates fall due on the last day of the week or year they cover, which is the reverse of Poděbrady.
Nobody pays who is registered as living in a charged place or owns property there, nor their close family, spouses and children, nor anyone using property there for business or public-benefit activity, nor holders of a ZTP or ZTP/P card and their companions. Čl. 7 odst.
2 adds a second list no other published Czech town carries in this form: hearse vehicles, social-care vehicles, vehicles carrying out dopravní obsluha and deliveries, road maintenance and cleaning vehicles, and municipal waste collection. The ordinance took effect on 1 January 2024 and repealed the town's č. 2/2020; the national register records it as Platné and that repeal as done.