The entry in Poland is simple since only a valid passport is
required for the European Union nationals. Tens of daily flights
connect in less than two hours the airport of Warsaw (Okecie),
Paris, Brussels, London or Berlin.
As the Polish border stands at 1000
kilometers from Brussels and 1200 kilometers from Paris, the
trip can also be carried out by car or by coach. The Polrailpass
bought only abroad, allow to travel by train for the advantageous
tariffs.
Inside Poland, it is preferable to travel by car. However, the
train is faster between Warsaw and large cities such as Cracow,
Katowice, Wroclaw, Poznan or Gdansk.
The
rules of circulation on the Polish roads defer in certain points
from those of the European Union. Among the main differences
can be noted the inexistence of the rule of the priority to
the right, the absolute priority for the tramways, the prohibition
of studded tires in winter and the 0 tolerance for alcohol when
driving. An amount higher or equal to 0,5 mg/litre of alcool
in blood is regarded as an offence which can involve a high
fine, as well as a prison sentence being with immediate provisional
detention. In case of accident, a report must be carried out
on the spot by the police.
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