Revolution in Traffic Regulations and Warnings of Cyberattacks

The upcoming March will bring Polish drivers a series of significant legal changes aimed at improving road safety. The most important reform involves introducing a driver's license from the age of 17, while simultaneously imposing strict rules for novice drivers, such as a zero blood alcohol limit and the possibility of losing the license for speeding even outside built-up areas. Zaktualizowane przepisy skupiają się na kierowcach pojazdów silnikowych; od 3 marca kluczowe zmiany dotyczą głównie młodych kierowców kategorii B oraz podniesienia limitu prędkości dla ciągników rolniczych do 40 km/h. Furthermore, uniformed services are launching the 'Hands on the Wheel' campaign, focused on combating illegal phone use while driving. For years, Poland has been amending road traffic regulations in response to accident statistics among young drivers, drawing inspiration from solutions in Scandinavian and Western European countries.Parallel to the transformation in transport, the financial sector is grappling with an unprecedented scale of cybercrime. Oszuści coraz chętniej wykorzystują platformy takie jak Telegram, gdzie liczba oszustw płatniczych wzrosła o 233% w ciągu ostatniego roku. Polish banks, including Bank Pekao S.A., have issued urgent warnings against opening suspicious attachments that could install malware capable of taking control of accounts. Particularly dangerous is a campaign impersonating e-PIT and traffic services, where victims receive SMS messages about allegedly unpaid fines leading to fake payment pages. „Kliknięcie w nieautoryzowany link płatności może skutkować natychmiastową utratą oszczędności całego życia.” — Policja PaństwowaFor those preferring cash, important news concerns new withdrawal limits at ATMs. Some networks are introducing amount restrictions for card users, prompting customers to use <przypis title=