Garáže Klíčov, Garage complex in Vysočany, Prague, Czech Republic.
Garáže Klíčov is a large parking facility and maintenance complex located in Prague's Vysočany district, serving as an essential infrastructure component for the city's public transportation system with multiple covered and outdoor parking areas.
Originally constructed in 1973 and designed by architect Josef Zeman, this garage complex was built as part of Prague's post-war urban infrastructure development to accommodate the growing needs of the city's expanding public bus network.
The facility plays a significant role in Prague's daily urban life by supporting the smooth operation of public transportation, serving as a gathering place for transit enthusiasts during open house events, and contributing to the community's mobility needs.
The garage operates according to city regulations with multiple entry points, security systems, electronic payment methods, and designated areas for both buses and motorcycles, while providing easy access to nearby public transit connections.
This facility houses historical buses including vintage models from previous decades and has served as a testing ground for new ecological transportation technologies, including the integration of electric and trolleybus systems since 2017.
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