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The Poland News reported that from October 22 to December 10, the police across Poland conducted intensified checks on car lighting as part of the "Your Lights – Our Safety" campaign. According to the profile, faulty or improperly adjusted lights and unauthorized modifications could result in a fine of up to 3000 PLN and the retention of the registration certificate. The profile also stated that drivers could check and adjust their headlights for free at selected diagnostic stations on October 24, November 7 and 21, and December 5. #bezpieczeństwo #policja #samochody (translated)

Marcin Borzęcki wrote that he was increasingly worried about Radomiak's relegation. He assessed that the team deservedly found itself in the relegation zone, having lost two important matches against rivals within their reach and not having a sufficiently effective attack. He pointed out that Luiz had scored only one goal so far, while Rafał Wolski and Jan Grzesik had disappointed. Borzęcki reminded that after a turbulent first half of the year, the club began the season with hope for peace, which, as he wrote, lasted for seven rounds. Later, nerves and turmoil reappeared. He considered the decisions that Radomiak would make in winter as crucial: a possible squad revolution or giving up the fight to improve the situation. He noted that much may depend on finances and the potential return of Octavian Moraru. He added that the club had been operating without a sporting director for several months, and the coaching staff was to be reduced by two coaches. The author, who — as he wrote — had supported Radomiak since the fourth league, declared that he would continue to support the team and watch its matches until the 34th round. However, he admitted that he felt an increasing indifference and was preparing for relegation. He assessed that the long struggle for survival and chaos in the club had also been exhausting for the fans. #Radomiak #Ekstraklasa #kibice (translated)

The results of the fourth edition of the Great Urban Mobility Test showed that the bicycle is the fastest means of transportation in cities during morning traffic jams, but over longer distances, cars gain an advantage, and electric vehicles turn out to be more cost-effective. #RowerowaMobilność #TransportMiejski #Elektryki (translated)

The author wrote that according to data from the Federal Motor Transport Authority, 257,000 cars were sold in Germany in September, including nearly 88,600 electric cars. He added that Chinese companies benefited the most from the growing interest in electric cars, increasing their market share to 8.4 percent. #samochody #elektryki #rynekautomobilowy #DE #CN (translated)

The Daily from Mordor accused the Polish authorities of helplessness and evading explanations after the crash of an armed Ukrainian long-range drone in Lithuania. It was stated that no one was killed, and a civilian car burned. According to the author, Ukraine apologized and explained that the drone was heading for targets in Russia, but due to interference, it deviated from its course. The author claimed that the Lithuanian Minister of Defense and the President's National Security Advisor referred to radar data indicating that the drone entered Lithuania directly from Poland. He attributed the denial by the Polish government and the Ministry of National Defense to the fact that the Polish system did not register anything. He added that there were suggestions that the drone could have launched from Lithuania, near the border with Poland. The Daily from Mordor presented two possible scenarios. If the government was unaware of the flight, it would, in his opinion, indicate the ineffectiveness of air defense, despite spending billions on shields, radars, and armaments. The author also pointed out the lack of a warning from the RCB Alert and the scrambling of fighters. If the authorities were aware of the incident but did not inform the citizens, he accused them of willfully endangering civilians to avoid difficult questions and political scandal. He assessed that in both cases, the government failed the responsibility exam. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Drony (translated)

Radek Pogoda described a list of priorities that he attributed to his great-grandmother: a full pantry, healthy children, a safe home, produce from the garden, family meals, and kind relationships with neighbors. He wrote that achieving such a level of life was a great success in the past. According to Pogoda, in the 20th century companies began to present modest homes, old cars, and home-cooked meals as sources of shame to encourage people to buy new products. He also claimed that the rising cost of living forced both parents to work, and later, companies sold them, among other things, childcare and ready-made meals. Pogoda assessed that the former satisfaction with a simpler life began to be labeled as poverty and lack of ambition, and people were sold aspirations related to a bigger house, a car, and a wardrobe. He wrote that this way an endless cycle of consumerism was created. #refleksja #życie #prostota (translated)

A Ukrainian drone that strayed off its course exploded over Lithuania, damaging a civilian car, which led to apologies from Ukraine and an investigation by Lithuanian services regarding a related incident involving an attempt to set fire to a Starlink equipment warehouse in Vilnius. #Ukraina #Litwa #Dron (translated)

BostonTea reminded that three years earlier, the President of France blamed video games for the riots involving immigrants from Africa and Arab countries. The author wrote that at that time, several thousand cars were burned, and 240 schools, 270 police stations, and 1500 shops were vandalized, looted, or set on fire. The losses were estimated at a total of 1.1 billion euros. BostonTea added that without video games, these events would not have occurred. #gry #imigracja #Francja (translated)

The author wrote that electric cars save oil and fuels and mitigate the energy crisis. Citing PSNM, he stated that from March to August 2026, electric cars used in oil-importing countries saved raw materials worth 20 billion dollars. https://t.co/m3Oem0dD00 #samochodyelektryczne #energetyka #oszczędność #PL (translated)

The Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese, announced an investigation into the attack on MP Helen Haines, who was deliberately hit by a car and is in critical condition, and the perpetrator, a 43-year-old man, has been apprehended by the police. #Australia #atak #HelenHaines (translated)

AlkoInwestor described how to present saving as minimalism. He suggested that instead of talking about a reluctance to spend money, one should emphasize the lack of need for possessions, while referring to a few identical clothes as a capsule wardrobe. According to the author, one can also explain not buying a new phone by stating that the current one meets all needs and allows one to resist marketing. Among the examples, he mentioned refusing to go out to restaurants due to noise and crowds, forgoing vacations in protest against mass tourism, and proposing family holidays without gifts. He jokingly suggested limiting household items to a minimum while simultaneously accumulating ETF units. He advised responding to questions about driving the same car for 15 years with a question about the motivation to buy a new SUV, adding that one can have a functioning Skoda oneself. The post was tagged with the hashtag #FIRE. #FIRE #minimalizm #oszczędzanie #stylżycia (translated)

The services in action wondered whether the armed Ukrainian drone, which crashed in Lithuania, flew over Poland without warning the residents. The author recalled a statement by the Lithuanian Minister of Defense from October 18, who was said to have informed that the object entered Lithuanian airspace from Polish territory. He added that this information was confirmed by the advisor to the President of Lithuania for National Security, claiming that there is evidence for this. The author questioned why the Polish Ministry of National Defense did not confirm a violation of Polish airspace. He wondered whether the military did not detect the drone, or whether they were aware of the Ukrainian operation and kept it secret. He recalled that according to his post, the drone crashed in Lithuania, did not explode, no one was injured, and only a civilian car was damaged. He also asked who would be responsible if the drone fell onto residential territory in Poland and an explosion occurred. #Ukraina #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo (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)

Bob Gedron wrote that according to Lithuania, a Ukrainian drone flew in from Poland and caused an explosion of a car 10 km from the border with Latvia. He added that no one was killed and that Polish authorities had denied it, saying they saw nothing. He also pointed out the silence of the media and asked whether Ukraine was using Polish territory to launch attacks on Russia. https://t.co/c1lgWVCvnS #Ukraina #Polska #wojna (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)