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Road trip planner: Poland
4 checked road trips, day by day, with kilometres and where to sleep. Open one in the free planner to change the days, move the stops or start from home.
Our road trips

Bieszczady Road Trip from Rzeszów: Łańcut, Sanok, the Połoniny and the Great Bieszczady Loop in 3 Days
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Kraków to Zakopane: 260 km Through the Tatras in 3 Days
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Masurian Lakes Road Trip from Gdańsk: the Elbląg Canal, Wolf's Lair, Giżycko and Mikołajki in 4 Days
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Rügen and Usedom Road Trip from Rostock: Chalk Cliffs, Piers and Baltic Islands in 4 Days
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Driving rules: Poland
The general rules for cars, from the tables we keep with their official sources. Road signs always take precedence.
- Speed limits
- Built-up areas: 50 km/h
- Outside built-up areas: 90 km/h
- Expressways: 120 km/h (Dual carriageway; single carriageway 100)
- Motorways: 140 km/h
- Built-up areas are 50 km/h around the clock; outside them, dual carriageways with at least 2 lanes in each direction are 100 km/h and single-carriageway expressways 100 km/h. From 0.2 to 0.5 ‰ is a petty offence, above 0.5 ‰ a crime.
- All countries, with sources →
- Alcohol limit
- 0.2 g/l · Novice drivers: No alcohol allowed
- Novice drivers: Drivers in the probation period after a first category B licence: 2 years, or 3 years for a licence obtained at 17 (but not past age 20). Applies to licences first obtained from September 2026.
- All countries, with sources →
- Winter tyres
- No requirement
- Poland has no legal winter-tyre requirement for cars; the general minimum tread depth of 1.6 mm applies all year.
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- Motorway vignette
- No vignette for cars.
- Tolls for motorways, bridges and tunnels on your own trip: the calculator →
- Fuel price
- €1.384 petrol 95 · €1.753 diesel, per litre
- Price of November 9, 2026
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- Wild camping
- Tent: only in marked places · In the vehicle: unclear — check locally
- All countries, with sources →
These are the general limits: road signs always take precedence, and laws change. Before you travel, check the source linked in the row for your country.