Everything you need to arrange and to know on the way to a driving licence. Every guide has its sources and a review date.
A catalogue of 351 road signs and signals: warning, prohibitory, mandatory, information, direction, supplementary, plates, road markings and traffic lights. Every sign with a picture, the meaning from the regulation and exam questions.
See the section →PKK, medical examination, driving school course and exam booking. What to arrange before the first lesson and what it costs.
See the section →How the theory and practical tests work, points, timing, fees and the most common mistakes.
See the section →Who can take the test, from what age and what each category lets you drive. From AM to D and trailers.
See the section →Collecting the document, probation period, penalty points, fines and safety systems in the car. Everything useful once you are behind the wheel.
See the section →A Polish driving licence for citizens of Ukraine and other countries: exchanging your document, taking the exam in your language, residence.
See the section →The Łatweprawko knowledge base is 46 guides to the Polish driving licence: from the candidate profile, through the course and the exams, to the first months behind the wheel. They are written from acts, regulations and gov.pl pages, each has a list of sources and the date its legal status was checked, and the numbers (fees, points, deadlines) are the same in every text.
Six stages in the order you will go through them. Each with the guide that explains what to arrange and what it costs.
You set up your PKK number at the transport department (wydział komunikacji) or online before you sign up for a course. You need a medical certificate and a photo.
A doctor authorised to examine drivers issues a certificate stating whether you can drive vehicles of the given category. Without it you will not get a PKK.
Theory classes, practical lessons and first aid. After the course the instructor closes the training in your profile and you can book the exam.
32 questions from the official catalogue in 25 minutes, pass mark 68 of 74 points, the result on the screen straight away. A passed theory test is valid indefinitely.
The manoeuvring area and driving in city traffic with an examiner. The result depends on the tasks set out in the regulation, not on a whim.
A temporary licence in the mObywatel app right after the exam, the card at the transport department. A first category B licence means a probation period with its own rules.
If you read only a few things before the exam, start with these.
Every text has at least two sources, including government ones: the Journal of Laws, gov.pl, the WORD. Numbers are quoted from the legal act, not from other articles.
Under the title you see when we checked the legal status. Fees and deadlines that change carry a note with the month they apply to.
Exam fees, points, limits and the dates rules take effect are the same in every guide, because they come from one set of facts.
The Ukrainian, English and German versions describe Polish rules for people living in Poland. Polish names of institutions stay in the text, with an explanation.
Yes, all of them. We describe the rules in force in Poland: the Act on Vehicle Drivers, the Road Traffic Act, the regulations on examinations, road signs and penalty points, and the procedures at the WORD test centres and transport departments.
Every guide has the date its legal status was checked and a list of sources with addresses. Fees and deadlines set by the regions or changed by amendments carry a note with the month they apply to. When the law changes, we update the text and the date.
Yes. Every guide has a version in four languages, with the same numbers and sources. The foreign-language versions are meant for people getting a Polish licence or driving in Poland, so Polish names of institutions and documents stay in the text with an explanation.
The knowledge base holds guides on rules and procedures, written from legal acts and updated when the law changes. The blog holds texts about learning, the question catalogue and the service itself.
Guides about the exam and the rules end with a list of the official catalogue questions they relate to. After reading, go to those questions or take a mock exam on the test centre rules straight away: 32 questions, 25 minutes, the same scoring.
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