Are you allowed to stick onto a vehicle an identification mark of any state other than the one in which the vehicle was registered?
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Correct answer
C. No, this is prohibited.
Explanation
Sticking a sign on a vehicle that indicates a country other than the one in which the vehicle was registered is prohibited - answer C. Answer A is wrong, because such a sign is not a decoration, and answer B is wrong, because having a number plate with the "PL" marking changes nothing; you are still not allowed to suggest registration in another country.
The Road Traffic Act prohibits placing on a vehicle a sign indicating a country other than the one in which the vehicle was registered. The distinguishing sign of a country, for example the letters "PL" on the number plate or an oval sticker, tells the authorities and other road users where the car is registered and insured, where to look for its owner and which technical rules it meets. A sticker with the letters of another country, even one brought back from holiday as a souvenir, is misleading and may end with a fine during a roadside check. If you want to decorate your car, choose a sticker that does not look like an official distinguishing sign.
Legal basis: Art. 60 para. 1 point 4 of the Road Traffic Act (Prawo o ruchu drogowym)