From 16 November, a major police operation. Checks will cover 9 points, and errors may result in a driving ban
From Monday, 16 November, traffic police across the country are to carry out mass inspections. Officers will check, among other things, the technical condition of vehicles, and drivers who fail will face a heavy fine and a three-month driving ban.
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In brief
- Starting November 16, traffic police across the country are to carry out mass inspections.
- The checklist covers 9 items, including brakes and lighting.
- For faults found, drivers may face a high fine and a three-month driving ban.
Inspections start on Monday
On Monday, November 16, a large-scale police operation will begin on roads across the country. Not only Polish services will be involved, and traffic police will carry out mass inspections (Za tydzień rusza wielka akcja policji. Na liście 9 punktów. "Polecą" prawa jazdy – Dziennik.pl). The checklist of items to be inspected covers 9 points.
What officers will check
Police officers will focus primarily on the technical condition of vehicles. Among the items under scrutiny will be the brakes and lighting, i.e. elements that directly affect safety on the road.
Harsh penalties for drivers
Drivers whose vehicles are found to have shortcomings may face a high fine. For many of them, the consequence will be an immediate three-month driving ban. This means that a fault not repaired in time may result in losing a driving licence for several months.
What to check before the inspection
Before Monday, it is worth checking the brakes and all the lights in the car. Carriers and fleet owners should additionally check vehicle documentation and up-to-date inspections to avoid having a vehicle stopped on the road.
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