What documents are you obliged to carry with you and present at the request of the competent authorities during roadside inspections?
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Correct answer
B. Receipt of temporary permission for the period it authorises to use the vehicle.
Explanation
The question is about the documents you must carry with you during a roadside check. It is the receipt for the retention of the temporary permit, for the period in which it allows the vehicle to be used - answer B.
The Road Traffic Act requires a driver to carry and show, at the request of an authorised body, the required documents, including: a document confirming the right to drive other than a driving licence issued in Poland, a certificate of the technical inspection of an alcohol interlock, its calibration document, a receipt for the retention of a driving licence, of a vehicle registration certificate or of a temporary permit for the period in which it authorises driving or using the vehicle, and a driver qualification card, if it is required. A temporary permit is a document issued for the duration of the vehicle's registration process, instead of the vehicle registration certificate; if a police officer retains it, for example because of a defect, the officer issues a receipt in which they may allow the vehicle to be used for a further specified time - and it is this receipt that you must carry. AC (own damage) insurance from answer A is voluntary and nobody has the right to demand that you show it. The technical inspection certificate from answer C is not required during a check just because the car has an LPG (gas) system.
Legal basis: Art. 38 para. 1 point 1, 3a, 4a-4c of the Road Traffic Act (Prawo o ruchu drogowym)