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Car Rental in Poland

You will need a driving licence, passport or accepted form of ID and a credit card. You can rent a car for around 45 Euros a day. These are just guidelines, so do check with the car hire company to clarify the cost and documentation needed.

Speed limits are in kilometres per hour, and are as follows:

  • Built-up areas: 60kph/37mph
  • Outside built-up areas: 90kph/56mph
  • Expressways: 110kph/68mph

The Polish drive on the right-hand side of the road.

Between November and March, all vehicles must use headlights both night and day.

Use of horns is illegal in residential areas and neighbourhoods. Employ headlights to warn of your intention to pass. However, when passing in poor visibility, you must use your horn to give warning.

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