Below is an extract only of the most common offences.

Offence	Description of an offence	Points	Block fine (on the spot)	Fine in administrative procedure	Ban to drive (*)
Driving under influence of alcohol or drugs	Driving a motor vehicle or riding an animal	7	—	2.500 – 50.000 Imprisonment up to 3 years	6 months – 10 years
Refusal of an Alcohol test / Drug test	Also in situations where there is no immediate danger	7	—	25.000 – 50.000	1-2 years
Speeding – by 5 km/h in a city and by 10 km/h outside the city	Crossing the Speed limit	0	Up to 1 000	1 500 – 2 500	—
Speeding – up to 20 km/h in a city and up to 30 km/h outside the city	Crossing the Speed limit by 6 – 19 km/h in the city or by 11 – 29 km/h outside of the city	2	Up to 1 000	1 500 – 2 500	—
Speeding – by 20 km/h in a city and by 30 km/h outside the city	Crossing the Speed limit	3	Up to 2 500	2 500 – 5 000	1-6 months in case of more than 2x per 12 months
Speeding – by 40 km/h in a city and by 50 km/h outside the city	Crossing the Speed limit	5	—	5 000 – 10 000	6 months – 1 year
Overpassing / Turning-backing-driving in opposite direction	Overpassing in cases it is forbidden / turning-backing-driving in opposite direction	7	—	5.000 – 10.000	6 months – 1 year
Neglecting / Ignoring red light or “Stop” sign	Traffic lights or policeman	5	Up to 2 500	2 500-5 000 or more if more than 2xper 12 months	1-6 months if more than 2xper 12 months
Ignoring the Right of way		4	Up to 2 500	2 500 – 5 000	1-6 months if more than 2xper 12 months
No use of a baby car seat		4	Up to 2 000	1 500 – 2 500	—
Driving with a mobile phone in hand		2	Up to 1 000	1 500 – 2 500	—
Parking on a spot for disabled people		0	Up to 5 000	5 000-10 000	—
Driving without documents (Driving license & ID)		0	Up to 5 000	5 000-10 000	—

What it the Point system?

A penalty point or demerit point system is one in which a driver’s licensing authority, police force, or other organization issues cumulative demerits, or points to drivers on conviction for road traffic offenses. Points are applied after driving offenses are committed. If the total exceeds 12 points, the offender may be disqualified from driving for a time, or the driving license may be revoked. Fines and other penalties may be applied additionally.

For more details please refer to our article

Point system in the Czech Republic (driving) – applicable to foreigners!

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