To convert my California driver’s license into a Polish license, I was required to pass a theoretical exam. Fortunately the exam was available in English, though the translation quality was not always the best. These screenshots are some funny moments from the exam preparation site that I used.
This was a funny experience, since it brought back memories of my first driver’s exam ten years ago, when I was still a teenager. In America and Poland alike, these tests always have a lot of dumb questions: either too easy or absurdly specific. The Polish one seemed more difficult to me, though, due to a higher number of specialist questions, as well as the sometimes confusing/awkward translations.
In any case, I passed the exam on my first attempt and am now the proud owner of my very own prawo jazdy!
by CounterfeitEternity
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Yeah, we’re Polish, we know what the test looks like.
Well done! Polish driving licence is one of the hardest ones to get in the world so I’m sending you a virtual pat on the back:)
Seriously tho, Stig from 5th gear failed it the practical part, so even if it’s a theoretical one I’m congratulating you!
Weird but I passed the test last year and I haven’t seen the first 3 questions ever during my practice
Oh. I used 360 too when preparing for my exam – I almost failed because of the amount of tram questions that I got; seriously – screw them.
3rd question only looks easy. In practice if you would watch youtuber “konfitura” you would see that many braindead drivers see nothing wrong in driving alongside sidewalk to park in random places.
“look straight into the headlights of an oncoming car” took me out
I remember on my exam I got a question if the licence allows you to drive a tractor outside of Poland. Why would I need that knowledge?
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