Information verifiedLast editorial review: 09.10.2026.
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Pilsen plans to skip the temporary terminus stage. Construction is intended to start in 2027; current services are unchanged by this announcement.
Pilsen updated its Vinice tram plan today: a turning loop will replace the proposed temporary reversing terminus. The design accommodates the full PMDP fleet and avoids an intermediate construction stage.
The city intends to start construction in 2027 and finish within two years. This is a plan, not a guaranteed opening date or a change to current timetables. The cover is conceptual AI imagery, not the actual project design.
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