The obligation to carry a driving licence, issued on the territory of the Republic of Poland, applies to:
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Correct answer
C. There is no such obligation, regardless of the type of vehicle being driven.
Explanation
The question is about the obligation to carry a driving licence issued in Poland. There is no such obligation, regardless of the type of vehicle you are driving - answer C.
The Road Traffic Act requires the driver to carry a document confirming the right to drive, other than a driving licence issued in Poland, if the driver does not hold a Polish driving licence. So you do not have to carry a Polish driving licence - the police officer checks your entitlement in the central register of drivers and can establish your identity on the basis of the Register of Identity Cards (Rejestr Dowodów Osobistych). This rule applies to all vehicles, both a bus (answer A) and a passenger car (answer B). Remember, however, that other countries may have a different rule - abroad, it is a good idea to always have your driving licence with you.
Legal basis: Art. 38 para. 1 point 1 and Art. 129 para. 2 point 1a of the Road Traffic Act (Prawo o ruchu drogowym)