The capital continues the process of complete replacement of bus stop shelters and gradual reduction of freestanding non-shelter advertising elements located in the metropolis. Of the original number of approximately 650 of these devices, which primarily consisted of advertising displays or poles on the city's streets, approximately 490 have been removed to date. The remaining 160 or so devices, together with about 420 dismantled bus shelters, are part of the buyout of the functional part of the JCDecaux plant by the city's company Capital Technologies. Prague (THMP) and which was approved last week by the Prague City Council. Prague last week.

"In order for THMP to buy the shelters, for legal reasons it was necessary to buy some stand-alone advertising equipment with them, which must remain in operation for a certain period of time. However, I am glad that almost 500 of the original number were removed without replacement. All of them were removed from the Prague Monument Reserve (with the exception of the digital signs in Na Příkopě Street) and, thanks to the cooperation with IPR, those that created the biggest barriers were subsequently removed," says the Prague City Councillor. Adam Zábranský, Prague City Council's Property Commissioner.