If you want more than one reply (one flight) use +x as the last parameter, where x is the number of answers you want to receive. For towns with more than one word in their names, enter the symbol + instead of a space (e.g. NEW+YORK). When assigning a date without a time of departure, enter * instead of the time. LET_FRANKFURT_PRAHA_2000_120399 ... looks for the first flight leaving from
Frankfurt to Prague at or after 20:00 on 12.3.1999.
For towns with more than one word in their names, enter the symbol + instead of a space (e.g. HRADEC+KRALOVE). If a station name contains the preposition "nad" or "pod", just enter the first letter of the preposition. E.g. for "Ústi nad Labem" enter "Usti+n+Labem". In exceptional cases it is possible that the impossibility of using diacritical marks in the names of stations will mean that if you only enter the station name a connection from another town (municipality) with the same name might be found. In that case add an extra parameter, the code for the district the station is in. E.g., if the departure (or destination) station is Kosice in Hradec Králové district, enter the station as "KOSICE/HK". If you don’t know a district’s code use the auxiliary code OKR_město, which will find the codes of all districts in which a town or municipality with the assigned name is located. (More details on the OKR service are given under the timetables services.) When entering a departure date without a time, enter * instead of the time. NB: The text of the search result of a complicated connection (including train changes) can be longer than 160 symbols (the maximum for one message). In that case the answer to your question will be broken up into two or more messages marked part a-n in the heading (”CAST X”). VLA_PRAHA_BRNO_2000_120399 ... search for the first train leaving from Prague to Brno at or after 20:00 on 12.3.1999. VLA_OSTRAVA_MOST ... search for the next train from Ostrava to Most. VLA_JIHLAVA_BRNO_1930 +3 ... search for the first three trains leaving today from Jihlava to Brno at or after 19:30.
For towns with more than one word in their names, enter the symbol + instead of a space (e.g. JINDRICHUV+HRADEC). If a station name contains the preposition "nad" or "pod", just enter the first letter of the preposition. E.g. for "Ústi nad Labem" enter "Usti+n+Labem". In exceptional cases it is possible that the impossibility of using diacritical marks in the names of stations will mean that if you only enter the station name a connection from another town (municipality) with the same name might be found. In that case add an extra parameter, the code for the district the station is in. E.g., if the departure (or destination) station is Kosice in Hradec Králové district, enter the station as "KOSICE/HK". If you don’t know a district’s code use the auxiliary code OKR_město, which will find the codes of all districts in which a town or municipality with the assigned name is located. (More details on the OKR service are given under the timetables services.) When entering a departure date without a time, enter * instead of the time. NB: The text of the search result of a complicated connection (including train changes) can be longer than 160 symbols (the maximum for one message). In that case the answer to your question will be broken up into two or more messages marked part a-n in the heading (”CAST X”). BUS_DECIN_PRAHA_1530_070299 ... search for the first bus leaving from Děčín to Prague at or after 15:30 on 7.2.1999. BUS_JICIN_NACHOD ... search for the next bus from Jičín to Náchod. BUS_OSTRAVA_BRNO_1930_+3 ... search for the first three buses leaving today from Ostrava to Brno at or after 19:30. District codes (supplement to timetables)
Are you in a new town and need to get to a meeting fast? Take a taxi, of course, but do you know that name of any taxi firms? With GSM InfoText it is no problem to find out telephone numbers of taxi services in various towns in the Czech Republic.
The heading to the reply will show how many taxi services there are in the assigned area. If you want to receive more than one contact, use +x as the second parameter, where +x is the number of contacts you want.
Waiting times at border crossings
The value before the slash is the number of minutes (for passenger transport) or the number of hours (for freight) on leaving the Czech Republic. The value after the slash is the number of minutes (for passenger transport) or the number of hours (for freight) on entering the Czech Republic Fuel prices in European countries
Looking for a hotel with a vacancy in a strange town is definitely not the nicest way of spending the evening. With GSM InfoText you can find a suitable hotel in a few minutes.
NB : If the name of the town the hotel you are looking for consists of more than one word, use the + symbol to link the different parts of the name.The heading will show the number of hotels in the area you have chosen that meet your requirements. If you want to receive more than one contact, use +x as a third parameter, where x is the number of contacts you want to receive. HOT_KARLOVY+VARY_H4 ... you will get the name, address and telephone number of a four-star hotel in Karlovy Vary HOT_OP_BELARIA … you will receive the address of the Hotel Belária in the Opava district Unfortunately, there can be times when you are stuck in a foreign country without funds, a car or your documents. If you have at least still got your mobile phone, GSM InfoText will let you know the telephone number and address of the Czech Republic’s embassy or mission where you will be able to get help!
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