Rabbit-Trans Poland blog – taxis, transport and travel

Are you running a taxi business registered with CEIDG before 2025 and still don't have active e-Delivery? You must ensure your business address and its entry in the Electronic Address Database by September 30, 2026. From October 1st, the obligation will also apply to other businesses in this group. Simply submitting an application isn't enough—the mailbox must also be activated. This is confirmed by a September announcement from the Ministry of Digital Affairs . Does every ta

Kiss&Fly at Gdańsk Airport is free for 10 minutes, but only for the first four entries within one 24-hour period. More importantly, these 10 minutes begin when you collect your ticket at the gate and end only when you exit the zone correctly. From the fifth entry, you start paying again. So if you're picking someone up from a plane or dropping someone off at the airport, it's worth knowing these rules before you even get to the terminal, because a few minutes' difference can

Modern Kenya offers more than just endless safaris, it's also a monumental leap in transportation technology that has completely changed the rules of the game for tourists. Forget about negotiating prices with random drivers at the airport. Today, getting between Nairobi, Mombasa and Diani Beach is based on proven apps, modern railways and infrastructure that was only a dream a few years ago. What do Taxis look like in Kenya? What are Taxi Prices in Kenya? Local Means of Tran

Planning a vacation outside of Schengen in 2026? Check your passport… and your phone app. More and more countries are introducing digital permits, mandatory insurance, and additional fees that may surprise you at check-in. The new travel reality is unforgiving – did you know that without a QR code you won't be able to board a plane to Mexico, and that not having insurance in Georgia means a fine? In this article you will learn how to prepare for the changes that await Europea

Can an airport without passengers have strategic significance? Gdynia-Kosakowo is a place where the history of World War II intertwines with modern defense, where the failed ambitions of a civilian port meet the future of offshore and military training. Find out why this quiet airport still arouses controversy, emotions and… hopes. Location and importance of the airport in Gdynia History of Kosakowo Airport in 1930–1945 The post-war period and the functioning of the 34th Figh

Robotaxi are rolling out of the labs and onto the streets—driverless, but loaded with questions. Are machines truly ready to take the wheel? How will this impact our cities, our wallets, and… our loneliness on the road? Find out what the era of autonomous transportation brings and why 2025 is the year science fiction becomes commonplace. The End of Science Fiction. New Mobility Hits the Streets The Big Game for Billions. Who Rules the Robotaxi Market? Europe Strikes Back: Pro

A new Kaliningrad-Warsaw bus connection has been launched, which is key news for travelers between Poland and the Russian exclave. With flights and trains suspended, buses are essentially the only direct public transport option. The entry of a new player into the market finally breaks the current monopoly and gives passengers a real choice. New Trans-Pol and AwtoKonig Line: Launch Details Market Review and Competition (Ecolines) A Key Stage of the Journey: Crossing the Polish

We got it! Gdańsk Airport is no longer just the best in Poland – it's now officially among the elite, ranking 4th in all of Europe. What made passengers rate them so highly, and why this success is important for the entire region? Find out in our article. An important distinction for Gdańsk Airport The results of the ranking of the best airports in numbers The importance of the airport for the region Plans for the near future An important distinction for Gdańsk Airport In the