Police search 400+ Czech buildings after nationwide bomb threat
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Cabinet Approves Fully Online Vehicle Registration and Remote Plate Pickup
On 27 July the Czech cabinet signed off on a Transport Ministry bill that will allow complete online handling of vehicle registrations, transfers and deregistrations. Owners will be able to have licence plates and documents delivered to parcel lockers or collection points and may reserve their existing plate for six months. Most provisions start 1 July 2027, with some going live as early as November 2026, promising faster, language-neutral processing for expatriates and corporate fleets.
Czech Government Invites Public to Stress-Test eDoklady Digital IDs Ahead of Autumn Elections
Czechia’s Digital and Information Agency is asking citizens to open the eDoklady mobile-ID app simultaneously on 13 August in a nationwide stress-test. The exercise will validate recent upgrades before local elections and paves the way for the app’s future use in cross-border digital-identity schemes, potentially streamlining travel and immigration formalities.
Mass Bomb Threat Forces Evacuations and Heightened Security Across Czechia
An e-mail claiming bombs had been planted in 400 Czech government and commercial sites prompted evacuations, delayed visa-service appointments and triggered spot security checks at transport hubs on 27 July. Authorities deem the threat a hoax, but the incident caused temporary disruption for travellers and highlights the need for mobility managers to plan for security-related service outages.