Daylight saving time will end overnight on Saturday into Sunday, when Central European Time (CET) comes into effect. At 3 a.m. on Sunday, clocks will be turned back to 2 a.m., making the night an hour longer.
Passengers travelling on long-distance public transport overnight need to take the time change into account. Night trains and buses will wait at stations for an hour before departing according to the new time.
The change will affect ten České dráhy night train services, including routes between Munich and Warsaw and between Prague and Gdynia. RegioJet will hold four train services and six bus services for an hour overnight. Morning services will operate according to standard time.