– Speed limits: 50km/h in city or residential zones, 90km/h outside city and residential zones, 120km/h on dual carriage ways and motorways, 140km/h on highways (autostrada).

– Zero tolerance for driving under the influence of alcohol, this policy extends also to cyclists.

– Highlights must be used at all times.

– Children must be seated in car-seats.

– Mandatory car equipment include – warning triangle and fire extinguisher.

– Right turn at red lights is only allowed if there is green arrow signal.

– The use of mobile phones while driving is prohibited.

– At crossroads, cars at the right have right-of-way, unless you are on priority road marked by the sign.

– Polish style of driving can be called ‘dynamic’. Polish drivers often ignore speeding restrictions.

The roads in Poland are a subject of many complains, but actually their quality and network has improved significantly in the recent years. Saying that, the work is far from over. Expect some delays due to common road constructions and be prepare that smaller roads might still have some potholes.