Speeding Fine Calculator 2026 — Tariff & Penalty Points

Under the tariff in force since 2022, speeding fines are: up to 10 km/h — PLN 50, 11–15 km/h — PLN 100, 16–20 km/h — PLN 200, 21–25 km/h — PLN 300, 26–30 km/h — PLN 400, 31–40 km/h — PLN 800, 41–50 km/h — PLN 1,000, 51–60 km/h — PLN 1,500, 61–70 km/h — PLN 2,000, over 70 km/h — PLN 2,500.

The number of penalty points rises with the excess: up to 10 km/h — 1 pt, 11–15 km/h — 1 pt, 16–20 km/h — 2 pt, 21–25 km/h — 3 pt, 26–30 km/h — 4 pt, 31–40 km/h — 6 pt, 41–50 km/h — 8 pt, 51–60 km/h — 11 pt, 61–70 km/h — 13 pt, over 70 km/h — 15 pt. The maximum for a driver is 24 points (or 20 in the first year after obtaining a licence).

A driving licence is suspended for 3 months for exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 km/h in a built-up area. Since 2022 this rule applies across the whole country (previously only in built-up areas). On a repeat offence the suspension period may be extended to 6 months.

Yes. Since 2022 a repeat-offence rule applies: if a driver commits the same offence again within 2 years, the fine may be doubled. For example, repeating an excess of more than 30 km/h in a built-up area may result in a fine of up to PLN 1,600 instead of PLN 800.

No. You have the right to refuse the fine. The case is then referred to court, which may impose a penalty higher than the maximum fine (up to PLN 5,000 for one offence). Refusal makes sense when you contest the speed measurement or circumstances — it is worth gathering evidence then.

The tariff introduced in 2022 significantly raised the rates of fines for speeding and other offences. Speeding fines are split into tiers of a few to a dozen km/h. The maximum fine imposed by the police is PLN 5,000 (or PLN 6,000 for concurrent offences), and in court proceedings the penalty may be higher.

Since 2022 penalty points expire 2 years after the fine is paid (previously counted from the offence date). Points do not disappear until the fine is paid. The option to reduce points by completing training at a WORD centre was abolished for offences committed after the new rules came into force.

Yes, for an offence recorded by a speed camera or average-speed section measurement both a fine and penalty points are applied — provided the driver is identified. If the vehicle owner does not identify the driver, they may receive a fine for non-identification, but penalty points are not then applied.

Exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 km/h in a built-up area results in a fine from PLN 1,500 (the 51–60 km/h tier), a 3-month licence suspension and a high number of penalty points (11–15). It is one of the most serious road offences in the Polish tariff.

The calculator presents rates consistent with the fine tariff in force in Poland (since 2022, as of 2026). It is informational and does not constitute legal advice. The actual fine amount may depend on circumstances (repeat offence, concurrent offences, court decision). If in doubt, consult a lawyer.