Poland reports bus breakdown in Tarnów and drunk driver crash in Lębork

A borrowed bus intended for a new tourist line on Tarnów's historic Wałowa Street suffered a battery failure during testing and was sent to a repair workshop, delaying the planned free service for seniors and visitors. City officials expect repairs within two weeks and may consider extending the test period.

In Lębork, a 32‑year‑old driver of a Volkswagen LT entered a closed railway track while intoxicated, becoming stuck in the mud. Police reported a blood‑alcohol level of nearly 2 ‰. The driver faces charges for driving under the influence, a potential three‑year prison sentence, a three‑year driving ban, and financial penalties including the seizure of the vehicle and restitution payments.