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In Poland, vehicles drive on the right side of the road.
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Driving Rules & Facts
Right-Hand Traffic — Poland drives on the right. Priority to vehicles from the right at unmarked intersections. Always keep to the right lane unless overtaking.
BAC 0.2‰ (Strictest in EU) — General limit 0.2‰ — one of the strictest in the EU (most countries: 0.5‰). Novice and professional drivers: 0.0‰. Above 0.5‰ is a criminal offence with imprisonment and vehicle confiscation above 1.5‰.
OC Mandatory Insurance — OC (odpowiedzialność cywilna) third-party liability insurance is mandatory. Driving without it carries severe fines (up to 7,500 zł for cars) and personal liability for damages.
Przegląd Techniczny — Vehicle roadworthiness inspection is mandatory: first inspection after 3 years, then every 2 years until 5 years, then annually. Stacja kontroli pojazdów (SKP) stations perform the inspection.
DRL Mandatory Year-Round — Daytime running lights (DRL) or dipped headlights must be on at all times when driving in Poland, regardless of weather or time of day.
Phone: 500 zł + 12 Points — Using a mobile phone while driving carries a 500 zł fine and 12-point penalty. Hands-free systems are permitted. One of the harshest phone penalties in Europe.
How to Get Your Driving License in Poland
Everything you need to know about enrolling in a driving school and getting your B license in Poland.
Typical Cost
PLN 2,500–PLN 4,000
Total driving school cost including lessons and materials
Prices vary by school, location, and number of lessons needed.
Typical Lessons Needed
~30
45-minute lessons on average
Mandatory Theory Hours
30h
Required classroom or online theory instruction
Mandatory Practical Hours
30h
Required behind-the-wheel training with an instructor
License Requirements in Poland
Theory Test Languages
The WORD theory test is available in these languages:
Tips for Choosing a Driving School in Poland
- Compare prices from at least 3 schools before enrolling. The cheapest option is not always the best — check what is included in the package.
- Ask schools about their pass rates. A higher pass rate often indicates better instruction quality.
- If Poland's official language is not your first language, ask if the school offers instruction or materials in your language.
Source: Wojewódzki Ośrodek Ruchu Drogowego · Last updated: 2026-03-15
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