DRiving from Prague to Budapest
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Joined: Jan 2005
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hi there,
PFS is a petrol filling station where you can buy stickers for the motorway.
Prices app. 4Eur Czech, 3,5Eur Slovakia and 8 in Hungary(more motorway)
Regardless of the extra cost of the toll I would still go with that as it is fast and safer.
One more tip:
buy petrol in Slovakia as it is the cheapest out of the 3 countries (10% saving compared to Hungary)
If you need help let me know.
Tamás
PFS is a petrol filling station where you can buy stickers for the motorway.
Prices app. 4Eur Czech, 3,5Eur Slovakia and 8 in Hungary(more motorway)
Regardless of the extra cost of the toll I would still go with that as it is fast and safer.
One more tip:
buy petrol in Slovakia as it is the cheapest out of the 3 countries (10% saving compared to Hungary)
If you need help let me know.
Tamás
#5
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 17,106
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Hi, Michelezr!
I find driving in those countries relatively easy and I don't speak any Czech or Hungarian. Their highways are in excellent condition, better than some of the roads here in California.
What Tamas means by "tickets" are I believe the highway tax stickers. You get one immediately upon crossing the border and place the sticker on the windshield. Then, off you go!
Visit the castles and smaller towns along the way. They are so beautifully pristine!
Have a great trip!
I find driving in those countries relatively easy and I don't speak any Czech or Hungarian. Their highways are in excellent condition, better than some of the roads here in California.
What Tamas means by "tickets" are I believe the highway tax stickers. You get one immediately upon crossing the border and place the sticker on the windshield. Then, off you go!
Visit the castles and smaller towns along the way. They are so beautifully pristine!
Have a great trip!
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