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 Crowd at the Charles Bridge,
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 Vicoria Bitter car ? by sourbugger
Speed traps are especially common at the entrance to towns when the speed limit reduces quickly.
I was caught outside Marianske Lazne, but as the two cops who came over were a stunning blonde and brunette with guns in white holsters and skirts that were I'm sure well above the knee, I almost (let's face it I did) enjoy the experience - much to my wife´s disgust.
Seven quid later I was on my way.
Just remember to be nice and smile - it's not going to cost you an arm and a leg, especially if you insist on a receipt.
Also be careful of making a U-turn on a major road and entering a pedestrian zone (the sign is not obvious). I wriggled out of it on those occasions, but I'm not banking on it again. Leave a Comment
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 Gratutitous picture of a
well-endowed hooker by sourbugger
They are obviously satisfying a large amount of trade - mainly from Germany.
It's all somewhat sad - especially when you consider the age some of the girls must be.
The only real danger is that the eyes of the driver in front may be averted for rather obvious reasons - or your own if you really must look a busty blonde in a pair of pink hotpants at 8.30 AM in the morning.
As the song goes...keep your eyes on the road John..... Leave a Comment
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 heaven for stealers by tina0880
Other thing is that at night there are drug dillers on the streets and they come to you and ask you if you wanna buy joint or some other drug...My advice is just to ignore them...It's very interesting that they ask you almost in front of police...Policemen walk around but they "don't see them"....
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(This risk is most relevant in Prague, but could potentially apply in some other Czech cities as well)
Taxis! Unfortunately, there are plenty of dishonest taxi drivers in Prague. The best general advice is to never pick a taxi that stands still in the street somewhere waiting for a customer (if they just sit and wait, they are likely the ones that make up for infrequent customers by ripping off the ones they do get). Instead, always pick one of them that cruises by you in the street with their sign lighted up. Always make sure that the meter is started when you roll away, and check that the price isn't ticking away too rapidly. Depending on the length of your trip, a downtown ride should never cost more than, say, 80-200 Czech crowns, otherwise you are being ripped off. Leave a Comment
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Pick pockets and people trying to sell you phony money. This is mostly around the train station and bus stops. It is expensive, but only use certified exchange booths. The beer is cheap anyway. Leave a Comment
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