# Poland traffic law enforcement > Developing situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/poland-traffic-law-enforcement > Updated: 2026-11-07T14:34:40.000Z. Sources: 8. Developments: 3. Polish authorities are implementing various enforcement measures regarding road regulations. The National Revenue Administration (KAS) is issuing 500 PLN fines to drivers for unpaid highway tolls on the A2 and A4 motorways for trips made prior to July 1, 2023. KAS reported that nearly 500,000 suspected violations have been referred for settlement, noting that the removal of physical barriers in 2021 did not exempt drivers from using the e-TOLL system. In 2025, KAS sent 85,246 such notices. Drivers have 14 days to pay the fee, though paying within the first seven days allows for a 100 PLN reduction, bringing the total to 400 PLN. Processing of these cases will continue until they reach the statute of limitations, with the first expirations expected around December 1, 2026. Police are also increasing patrols to target drivers using handheld mobile phones for navigation. Authorities clarified that the law applies to any use of a device that requires holding the handset or microphone, including checking maps, searching for parking, or viewing traffic updates. Violators face a 500 PLN fine and 12 penalty points. Additionally, police have noted that during roadside inspections, officers may ask questions regarding employment, family, or income. Providing false information during these interactions can lead to legal consequences and fines. In response to seasonal visibility concerns, the Polish Police and the Institute of Automotive Transport (ITS) have launched the 11th edition of the “Your Lights – Our Safety” campaign. On November 7, over 1,600 diagnostic stations across Poland will offer free inspections of vehicle lighting, including headlight condition and alignment. This initiative follows ITS data indicating that 98 percent of drivers report being blinded by other road users. Additional free inspection dates are scheduled for November 21 and December 5. ## Timeline ### 2026-11-07: Poland: Police warn of fines for improper navigation use and roadside questioning Polish police warn that holding a phone to use navigation can result in a 500 PLN fine and 12 penalty points. 3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/poland-police-warn-of-fines-for-improper-navigation-use-and-roadside-questioning ### 2026-10-31: Poland: Police to penalize drivers using handheld navigation Polish police will issue 500 PLN fines and 12 penalty points to drivers caught using handheld mobile phones for navigation. 6 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/poland-police-to-penalize-drivers-using-handheld-navigation ### 2026-10-30: Poland: KAS issues 500 PLN fines for unpaid highway tolls Poland's KAS is sending 500 PLN fines to drivers for unpaid tolls on the A2 and A4 motorways incurred before July 2023. Drivers can reduce the fee to 400 PLN if paid within seven days. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/poland-kas-issues-500-pln-fines-for-unpaid-highway-tolls --- Cite as: Poland traffic law enforcement. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/poland-traffic-law-enforcement