Michał Kołodziejczak, a member of the Polish opposition party Civic Coalition, has acknowledged his recent traffic violation, where he was caught using a smartphone while driving without a hands-free device. This incident was reported by a media outlet, highlighting how even public figures can falter in adhering to traffic laws. Kołodziejczak has stated he is ready to take responsibility for his actions, which could involve a monetary fine as well as demerit points on his driving record.

Previously, Kołodziejczak had faced legal issues regarding his driving when he had his driver's license revoked for significantly exceeding the speed limit in a built-up area. He had been driving over 50 kilometers per hour above the legal limit, resulting in a temporary suspension of his driving privileges for three months. However, he later won a court case that reinstated his license, indicating a contentious relationship with traffic regulations that seems to persist.

The latest offense of talking on the phone while driving carries a penalty of up to 500 PLN and 12 demerit points. This situation raises concerns about the behavior of public figures and the responsibility they bear as role models in society. It serves as a reminder of the importance of safe driving practices and the repercussions of neglecting traffic laws, especially for individuals in positions of political influence.