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He still had a driving license from the USSR. An unusual ending to a police check

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Gdynia police stopped an Audi driver who exceeded the speed limit. However, this was not the only offense of the 52-year-old man. It turned out that he was a Ukrainian citizen who was using an invalid driving license, issued by the USSR.
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He still had a driving license from the USSR. An unusual ending to a police check

Gdynia police stopped an Audi driver who exceeded the speed limit. However, this was not the only offense of the 52-year-old man. It turned out that he was a Ukrainian citizen who was using an invalid driving license, issued by the USSR.

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Polsat News broke the news in on Wednesday, March 12, 2025.
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