They lack of a driving licence issued in Poland when driving a passenger car on public roads in Poland:
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Correct answer
A. Does not result in any legal ramifications.
Explanation
The question is about not having a Polish driving licence with you while driving a passenger car in Poland. This has no legal consequences - answer A.
The Road Traffic Act requires you to carry a document confirming the right to drive only when it is a document other than a driving licence issued in Poland. So you do not have to carry a Polish driving licence - the police officer will check your entitlement in the central register of drivers and can establish your identity on the basis of data from the Register of Identity Cards (Rejestr Dowodów Osobistych). Since there is no obligation, there is also no penalty - neither a fine (answer B) nor a request to the court for punishment (answer C). However, you must have a valid entitlement - driving without it, for example after your driving licence has been revoked, is a serious petty offence or a crime.
Legal basis: Art. 38 para. 1 point 1 and Art. 129 para. 2 point 1a of the Road Traffic Act (Prawo o ruchu drogowym)