In the face of crowds in Polish resorts, the prospect of going abroad is tempting for many Poles. What should you take with you in the car when you enter a foreign country? You need to take into account not only road law, but also pandemic regulations.
General rules
Since the opening of the borders, we can make trips outside Poland without having to undergo quarantine on-site or upon return. This applies to almost all EU countries. Due to the threat from SARS-CoV-2, most people will go on vacation by car. What to bring with you, considering the pandemic's mandatory equipment and extra baggage?
When it comes to the latter category, you will need masks or scarves or scarves that can cover your mouth and nose. These may be required in public places, on public transport, at a store, or a gas station. It is also worth having a disinfectant with you. You should also bear in mind the restrictions in force in some countries regarding the travelers themselves.
General rules
Since the opening of the borders, we can make trips outside Poland without having to undergo quarantine on-site or upon return. This applies to almost all EU countries. Due to the threat from SARS-CoV-2, most people will go on vacation by car. What to bring with you, considering the pandemic's mandatory equipment and extra baggage?
When it comes to the latter category, you will need masks or scarves or scarves that can cover your mouth and nose. These may be required in public places, on public transport, at a store, or a gas station. It is also worth having a disinfectant with you. You should also bear in mind the restrictions in force in some countries regarding the travelers themselves.
In practice, some drivers, despite this, are carefully equipped with elements that are not necessary for Poland but required abroad. These motorists fear that in the event of an inspection it will be difficult to explain this issue to the officer. It is also worth equipping yourself with a reflective vest. It is true that even if it is required abroad, formally, we do not have to have it, but in some countries the law requires it to be installed in the event of a car repair - e.g. wheel replacement - on the road. Then explaining its absence by the Vienna Convention may not help much. But let's move on to the detailed rules.
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