Changelog

Type your street and house number, or use where you are standing, and see the nearest public containers for paper, plastic, glass, textiles and food waste, the weekdays each is emptied, and the two nearest collection yards. It reads the city's own container list, so it changes when the city's list does. Bins marked private are left out.

The 158 police line is for crime and accidents; 156 is Brno's own municipal police, for parking, noise and local order. SAKO's free 800 139 139 is now listed for a missed or overflowing bin.

Search any item — from a yoghurt pot to a broken mug — and see which of Brno's six street bins it goes in, including the ones people get wrong, like ceramics in the glass bin or a bagged load in the brown bin.

This tool was live with no code behind it, so it showed a placeholder page instead of an answer. It now reads the city's own boundaries live: which of the 84 numbered permit areas an address falls in, which of the three tariff zones (A, B or C) applies, whether you have to pay right now, what a stay costs, and which neighbouring areas a resident or business permit also reaches.

This page showed a placeholder since it launched. The city's own live car-park feed (data.brno.cz, CC BY) is now connected, with free-space counts for eight car parks and park-and-ride sites, updated every few minutes.

This page was never finished — it was showing a placeholder instead of real information. We've taken it down rather than leave that up — it'll be back once it's properly built.

This page's live-occupancy setup doesn't match a feed we currently support, so it was showing a placeholder instead of real information. We've taken it down rather than leave that up — it'll be back once we confirm a working data source for Brno's car parks.

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