Exam for Drivers License in Poland

I'll try and dig up the name of the publisher of the CD

most said they paid a bribe

Thanks Delph, that's really sound of you.

yea I've heard some stories too, but I've heard that here in Katowice they have cameras in the exam cars...well at random of course

better to just smile and not to get involed unless you fail , put it this way if you can steer in a streight line you should pass, if not explore other avenues;)

delphiandomine

I talked to a lot of people that passed there test here and most said they paid a bribe, thats why they overtake on a hill corner with double white lines in the center, aparently a bottle of vodka is the norm but if you fancy it free take a tape recorder. Not that im against this kind of freedom just tell me so i can get a tank if im coming in the other direction.
good luck.

Smurf - one bit of advice for learning : make sure you spend a decent amount of time on the arch. It's an utter bastard, I must have practiced it about 200-300 times. There's several different ways of doing it as well - I'd advise you to experiment with it until you find something that you feel comfortable with. The instructor will no doubt have "his" way - but really, any way that works consistently is fine.

Even if you find that you can nail it 10/10, I'd still do more practice. I was absolutely shaking during the reverse part of the arch!

What exactly is "the arch"?

Do any of you know where I can take driving courses in English?

It's much a bigger deal to pass such exam in Poland than in the US or other countries (I assume).

How is it in other countries

so I assume they get the American DL and then get an international driving permit so they can legally drive in the EU?

I always wondered why the USA handed out driving licences so easily - yet they're far better drivers than most Europeans. Odd.

1. Do I need to take a ''kurs'' to write a Theory Exam, or do I just book a appointment for the exam ?

2. I am still not comfortable enough with my Polish to pass it in Polish, Is there a possibility of taking this theory exam in ENG ?

Hello Everyone, please kindly tell me where I should go and their contact information to get my Driving License Test in Lublin, Poland. Thank You :)

It's incredibly easy to get a DL in the USA. My mother in law was telling me last weekend that many poles are going to america and doing their DL there because it's easy and cheap. With a work visa or student visa, you can get a DL in the USA so I assume they get the American DL and then get an international driving permit so they can legally drive in the EU?

Its not easy as it sounds first you have to be legal

,above all the license is issued for 4 to 5 years depending on the state

so? once you get your DL in the USA, there's nothing more you have to do to maintain it aside from paying a few bucks to renew it when it expires, usually it's valid for 4-8 years

Exactly! or get slammed with driving with expired license9basically no license) and get punished for not driving for 6 mths(again depending on judge)and then to resinstate your license pay MORE fee in form of FINES and SURCHARGE.oh! did I forget the syrcharge from insurance from your insurance :) that lasts for 5 years while Motor Vehicle lets you off in 3 years:)

are you for real, dude.

what a surprise, you get fined for driving with an expired license.

you know you gotta get a new one every few years, it costs a minimal amount of money, and you don't even have to go to the DMV to do it, it all can be done through their website. pay your $20-$30 bucks with a credit card and they mail it right to your house. hell, they even send you out a notice, reminding you that it's about to expire.

it's a simple rule and completely reasonable. if you don't want to abide by it, pay the fine

I think that Americans are allowed to solely sit the theory test, which is available in English. You'll have an exemption from the practical test as you've got an American licence. I'm not sure if you'll have to complete the 30 hours mandatory theory training first, but it's possible to do this in English in major cities.

Course materials are another question - I've never found English language materials, but it's possible that they do exist.

As for the commercial categories - it may be that you'll be allowied to simply sit the theory tests for those, too. But I'm not at all certain on this point.