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ThePolandNews reported that the truck driver who collided with a train in Sokolniki Suche on September 9 died in the hospital on October 15. According to the author, investigators intended to charge him with involuntary manslaughter in a land traffic accident, but his death meant that the charge would not be announced. The portal stated that after the collision, the train derailed, a 39-year-old passenger was killed, and several people were injured. The prosecutor's office continued the investigation to determine the circumstances of the accident. #tragedia #wypadek #Sokolniki (translated)

The Poland News reported that the police showed footage of an accident on Borowska Street in Wrocław. According to the post, a 41-year-old driver ran a red light and entered a crosswalk. Some people managed to jump aside, but a 22-year-old man was struck and was taken to the hospital with head and leg injuries. The driver was sober, and the police were investigating the circumstances of the accident. Officers appealed to pedestrians to watch for oncoming vehicles and to ensure that they can safely enter the roadway, even when they have the right of way. #Wrocław #BezpieczeństwoNaDrodze #Wypadek (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that the Porsche driver who hit a woman in the face with his fist on Czerniakowska was to be charged with a misdemeanor facing a harsher penalty. He added that the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw-Mokotów took over the files concerning the criminal threats that day. #Warszawa #chuligaństwo #bezpieczeństwo #PL (translated)

In Warsaw, a Porsche driver attacked an elderly couple, hitting a 66-year-old female passenger after they pointed out his dangerous driving, and the police initially did not take action to detain him despite the report. #AgresjaDrogowa #Warszawa #BezpieczeństwoNaDrodze (translated)

The profile "Service in Action" wrote that a 21-year-old driver nearly caused the death of a child. It was reported that the police suspended his driver's license, and the matter was to go to court. An offensive term was used against the driver. https://t.co/X3GTDKuPcn #bezpieczeństwo #prawo #wypadek (translated)

The Poland News reported that on Thursday evening on Warsaw Street, a 21-year-old Opel driver sped onto the sidewalk, narrowly missing a girl riding a scooter, crashed through a fence, and fell from a bridge into a ditch. According to the portal, both the driver and the passenger were hospitalized with no serious injuries, and both were sober. Police confiscated the driver's license; experts were to determine, among other things, the speed of the car and test blood samples for the presence of intoxicants. #wypadek #bezpieczeństwo #polska (translated)

Parliamentary representative Helen Haines was hit by a car in the parking lot in front of her office, and according to local media, the driver intentionally struck her, resulting in her serious condition and the detention of a 43-year-old man. #HelenHaines #Wiktoria #AtakNaPolityka (translated)

Paweł Usiądek wrote that the Euro 7 standard could lead to immobilizing a car if the system detects too high emissions of exhaust gases. According to him, the regulations were set to come into effect on November 29, 2026, for new types of passenger and commercial vehicles, and a year later would apply to all factory-new cars of these categories. Usiądek assessed that such a solution would limit the ownership rights of drivers. The author described the onboard emissions monitoring system (OBM), which — as he wrote — was supposed to continuously check the composition of exhaust gases, including levels of nitrogen oxides and the efficiency of the particulate filter. According to his description, upon detecting a malfunction, the system would count down the distance traveled: after 1400 km, a message was to be displayed continuously, and after exceeding 2400 km, the procedure for immobilizing the vehicle would begin. Deleting the error would not stop it; after a reset, the counter would set itself to the lower of the two values: 2400 km or the current mileage. After repair, the vehicle would have to travel 400 km in a test mode, and the re-detection of the malfunction would set the counter to 2401 km. Usiądek noted that traveling abroad would not stop the countdown. Usiądek warned that a recurring malfunction could prompt mechanics to replace the engine, which in new, electronics-laden vehicles could mean a very costly repair. He also wrote that the implementing regulation 2025/1707 mandated the wireless transmission of some data to the manufacturer's servers, which would then be passed on to authorities in an anonymized form. Among the registered information, he listed speed, RPM, engine load, fuel flow, and parameters from the entire usage period of the vehicle. The author argued that the driver does not control the quality of fuel or oil, although — as he pointed out — they affect the composition of exhaust gases. In his opinion, the consequences of emission problems would fall on the driver, not the vehicle manufacturer. #emisiones #normaEuro7 #własność (translated)

Konfitura asked whether older individuals had considered what an agitated driver might do under the influence of emotions. He pointed out that while the driver could have been zigzagging, he might have had a reason for it and did not harm anyone. In his opinion, such matters should be handled by the authorities, not by individuals trying to admonish the drivers on their own. He wrote that the offense should have been recorded and reported instead of provoking a driver who might have been in a hurry to pick up his mother from the hospital. He also claimed that the man deliberately stepped in front of the wheels and suggested calling the authorities at the emergency number 112. He assessed that the driver would then have been stopped and fined. #kierowcy #bezpieczeństwo #wypadki (translated)