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Trans.iNFO Terms and Conditions effective from 1 January 2026

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§ 1

INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS

  1. The website is made available to Service Users by the Polish Road Transport Institute Foundation with its registered office in Wrocław at ul. Racławicka 2-4, entered in the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register kept by the District Court for Wrocław-Fabryczna in Wrocław, 6th Commercial Division of the National Court Register, under KRS number: 698738, NIP: 8961573178, REGON: 368497165 (hereinafter referred to as: "PITD"), with the e-mail address: redakcja@trans.info.
  2. These Terms and Conditions define the conditions of use of the Website, including the rules for the provision of electronic services by PITD within the Website within the meaning of the Act of 18 July 2002 on the provision of electronic services (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 344, as amended).
  3. Use of the Website requires acceptance of these Terms and Conditions and is based on the content of these Terms and Conditions and applicable law, with applicable law taking precedence in the event of any conflict. The Service Recipient is obliged to provide these Terms and Conditions to the User acting on its behalf and for its benefit.
  4. The Service Provider declares that only Service Recipients may use the Services offered by the Service Provider. The Service Provider does not consent to the use of the Services by consumers. Consumers use the Services at their own risk and responsibility.
  5. The Service Recipient declares that by using the Services, they enter into a contract for the provision of electronic services, within the scope of and in connection with their business activity, which is of a professional nature for them, resulting in particular from the subject of their business activity.
  6. The Service Provider reserves the right not to provide the Services to entities competing with the Service Provider, as well as to consumers who are not Service Recipients.
  7. Service Recipients may use third-party websites and services via the Website through appropriate links to third-party websites. In the situation described in the previous sentence, the regulations or other documents specified by third parties providing a given service or making a given website available shall apply, and the Service Provider shall not be a party to contracts for the provision of electronic services concluded between the Service Recipient and a third party. Responsibility for services provided to Service Recipients by third parties is specified in relevant agreements concluded by the Service Recipient with third parties.

§ 2

DEFINITIONS

  1. E-magazine – Transport Managers Magazine published by the Service Provider.
  2. Form – an online form used by the Service Provider, enabling the Service Recipient to provide the Service Provider with data (including personal data) necessary, for example, to create an Account, contact the Service Provider, receive the Newsletter, or register for a Webinar.
  3. Password – any string of characters chosen by the User/Service Recipient during the Account registration process.
  4. Discount code – a unique or universal code in the form of a string of alphanumeric characters distributed among a specific group of Service Recipients in connection with promotional campaigns conducted by the Service Provider or its Partners. The discount code allows the Service Recipient to access the Services on terms determined by the Service Provider. The discount code has an expiry date, after which it becomes invalid. The Service Recipient will be informed of all details regarding the rights granted to them by the discount code each time they receive such a code.
  5. Account – an account created during the registration process on the Website for the purpose of providing selected Services. The User indicated in the Form uses the Account on behalf of the Service Recipient.
  6. Login – the User's/Service Recipient's email address or the Service Recipient's TransID, necessary to access the Account, provided during Account registration.
  7. Materials – Free Materials and Paid Materials.
  8. Free Materials – texts, photos, graphics, charts, video materials, multimedia materials, etc., in particular constituting a work within the meaning of the Act on Copyright and Related Rights (Journal of Laws of 2021, item 1062, as amended) posted on the Website by the Service Provider, to which the Service Recipient has free access at a given moment.
  9. Newsletter – an electronic letter sent by the Service Provider with the consent of the Service Recipient to the e-mail address provided in the Form.
  10. Partner – any entity cooperating with the Service Provider on the basis of an appropriate agreement.
  11. Terms and Conditions – these terms and conditions.
  12. Website – an organised internet platform consisting of pages and other internet tools made available via the internet and accessible at https://trans.info/ and under the relevant subdomains in various language versions, which is an online information publisher in the following areas: transport, forwarding, logistics, belonging to the Service Provider.
  13. TransID – a unique identification number assigned to the Service Recipient when registering an account on the Trans.eu Platform (the Partner's B2B online platform, available at www.platform.trans.eu).
  14. Services – services provided electronically by the Service Provider to Service Recipients, available on the Website, in particular the browsing service – enabling Service Recipients to browse Materials on the Website, including but not limited to:
    1. Account service,
    2. Newsletter service,
    3. Contact Form service,
    4. search service - enabling the Service Recipient to remotely use IT mechanisms to search and display data stored on the Service Provider's servers (e.g. search engine for information posted on the Website),
    5. providing the Service Recipient with access to the E-magazine,
    6. providing the Service Recipient with Webinars,
    7. use of IT mechanisms operating within the Websites.
  15. Service Recipient - an entrepreneur understood as a natural person, legal person and organisational unit that is not a legal person, to which a separate act grants legal capacity - conducting business activity on their own behalf, to whom services may be provided electronically, and who uses the Website in any way. In the case of a Service Recipient who is a natural person, they may also be a User.
  16. Service Provider - Polish Road Transport Institute Foundation with its registered office in Wrocław at ul. Racławicka 2-4, entered in the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register kept by the District Court for Wrocław-Fabryczna in Wrocław, 6th Commercial Division of the National Court Register, under KRS number: 698738, NIP: 8961573178, REGON: 368497165 (hereinafter referred to as: "PITD").
  17. Act on the provision of electronic services – Act of 18 July 2002 on the provision of electronic services (Journal of Laws of 2020, item 344, as amended).
  18. User – a natural person who acts on behalf of and for the benefit of the Service Recipient within the meaning of Article 97 of the Act of 23 April 1964 Civil Code (Journal of Laws of 2022, item 1360, as amended), in particular by using the Account and commenting. The Service Recipient shall bear full responsibility for the actions and omissions of the User, in particular those resulting in a violation of the Terms and Conditions.
  19. Webinar – an online seminar, online training or presentation conducted using webcast technology, i.e. real-time (live) video, audio and text transmission via a web browser, to which the Service Recipient gains access after completing the Form, and which is organised by the Service Provider or Partner.

§ 3

CONCLUSION AND TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT FOR THE PROVISION OF ELECTRONIC SERVICES

  1. Within the Website, the Service Recipient may use, in particular, Services including viewing Materials available on the Website. The provision of Services to Service Recipients of the Website is subject to the terms and conditions set out in these Terms and Conditions, with the exception of services described in separate terms and conditions or purchased on the basis of separate agreements.
  2. The procedure and conditions for concluding and terminating agreements for the provision of services provided by third parties specified in separate regulations are set out in the individual regulations concerning these services.
  3. The use of free Services by the Service Recipient, including the service of viewing free Materials and the Website itself, is free of charge. Access to certain Services on the Website may be conditional upon the payment of a Fee (paid Services).
  4. The agreement between the Service Provider and the Service Recipient for the provision of the service of viewing Free Materials is concluded when the Service Recipient enters the appropriate URL address of the Website in a web browser, and the agreement for the provision of the service of viewing Free Materials is terminated when the Service Recipient closes the Website. The agreement for the provision of free Services, including the service of viewing Free Materials, is concluded for an indefinite period. The Service Recipient may terminate the agreement for the provision of Free Services at any time without giving any reason and with immediate effect. The Service Provider may terminate the agreement for the provision of Free Services with 14 days' notice. Access to certain Services may also be subject to:
    1. ordering the service,
    2. completing the Form,
    3. consenting to receive commercial information by electronic means of communication from the Service Provider or Partners, the use of telecommunications terminal equipment (e.g. telephone) and automatic calling systems for direct marketing purposes by the Service Provider or Partners the receipt of commercial information by electronic means from entities cooperating with the Service Provider or Partners to the use of telecommunications terminal equipment (e.g. telephone) and automatic calling systems for direct marketing purposes by entities cooperating with the Service Provider or Partners, to the disclosure of personal data to other entities, to profiling (creation of a profile), including storing information, known as cookies, on telecommunications terminal equipment and accessing it in order to better tailor services and marketing activities,
    4. to register an Account on the Website.
  5. The Service Provider has the right to post advertising content on the Website concerning the services and goods of the Service Provider or Partners (e.g. sponsored articles, native content, i.e. promotional content contained in the Materials or other materials marked as created in cooperation with Partners) or advertisements (i.e. classic forms of advertising such as advertising banners, audiovisual advertisements, including self-promotional content, i.e. content used to promote the Service Provider's own services and goods. The Service Provider shall ensure that such content is marked in accordance with the law each time.

§ 4

ACCOUNT

  1. The Website enables the Service Recipient to register an Account on the Website by:
    1. logging in to the Website for the first time using accounts on other websites, e.g. on the Trans.eu Platform, on the Facebook social network, Google+ and others that will be integrated with the Website, and consenting to the creation of an Account and the import of basic data from the above-mentioned websites, as well as accepting the terms and conditions and privacy policies of the respective website,
    2. filling in the Form available on the Website's home page.
  2. Each subsequent login will be made using the Login and Password or through auto-login available as part of the integration of the systems referred to in section 1(a) above.
  3. The Service Recipient may register multiple Accounts on the Website, provided that a different User is indicated in the Form each time. A given User may only use one Account. If a given User's Account is blocked, the Service Recipient shall not have the right to create another Account for that User.
  4. The Service Recipient declares that the data provided by them does not violate the rights of third parties and is true and up-to-date.
  5. The Service Recipient is obliged to ensure that their data and the User's data are accurate and up-to-date.
  6. It is prohibited to share the Account and Account data with third parties.
  7. It is prohibited to use Accounts belonging to third parties.
  8. Violation by the User/Service Recipient of the provisions of these Terms and Conditions, in particular by impersonating another User/Service Recipient, creating more than one Account for the same User, creating another Account for a blocked User, constitutes a violation of the Terms and Conditions and may result in the Account being blocked.
  9. The User/Service Recipient may, at any time, without giving any reason, delete their Account, which is tantamount to terminating the contract for the provision of electronic services. The Service Recipient shall submit a request to delete their Account by contacting the Service Provider at the following e-mail address: redakcja@trans.info. The Account shall be deleted immediately upon receipt of such a request.
  10. The Service Recipient acknowledges that despite the deletion of the Account or individual data, a backup copy of the deleted content may be stored for a reasonable period of time (but will not be made available to others) and that as a result of secondary use it will remain on the Internet, which remains the responsibility of other entities (e.g. Google).
  11. The User, on behalf of the Service Recipient, has the right to make statements and incur obligations within the Website.

§ 5

NEWSLETTER

  1. The Service Recipient may place an order for the provision of Services in the form of receiving Newsletters by completing the Form, also during Account registration.
  2. The Service Recipient may order the provision of Services in the form of receiving a "weekly" summary email (after giving the consent referred to in § 3(7)(c) of the Terms and Conditions). The Service Provider shall send correspondence related to the provision of the Newsletter to the Service Recipient to the e-mail address indicated in the Form.
  3. A Service Recipient who orders a subscription to the Newsletter containing commercial information within the meaning of the Act on the provision of electronic services has the option of voluntarily consenting to receive, in electronic form, at the e-mail address indicated in the Form, any commercial information from the Service Provider or Partners.
  4. Use of the Newsletter service is conditional upon the Service Recipient having an e-mail address.
  5. Each Newsletter sent on the basis of the Terms and Conditions shall contain information about the sender, a completed subject field in the e-mail and information on how to unsubscribe from the Newsletter or change the parameters of the service.
  6. The Newsletter may contain advertising content relating to the services and goods of the Service Provider or Partners.
  7. The Service Recipient has the right to unsubscribe from the Newsletter at any time, which is tantamount to terminating the contract for the provision of electronic services.
  8. Withdrawal of the Service Recipient's consent to receive commercial information by electronic means entitles the Service Provider to immediately cease providing the Newsletter subscription service to that Service Recipient to the extent that it contains commercial information which the Service Recipient has withdrawn their consent to receive in electronic form.

§ 6

OTHER SERVICES

  1. The Website enables contact with the Service Provider directly via the Form available on the Website in the "CONTACT" tab.
  2. To use the Contact Form service, please provide your first name, surname, e-mail address and the content of your message to the Service Provider.
  3. The Service Provider responds to messages sent by Service Users using the Form within 14 days to the e-mail address provided in the Form.
  4. The Website enables searching for Materials on the Website using the search engine available on the Website's home page.
  5. To use the search service, enter the desired content in the search engine. In response, the Website will display Materials corresponding to the searched content. It is possible to sort Materials by date and relevance.
  6. The Website provides access to the E-magazine in the "E-MAGAZINE" tab. Service Users can view the E-magazine in a web browser and download the E-magazine in pdf format after completing the Form or giving their consent as referred to in § 3(7)(b-c) of the Terms and Conditions.
  7. To use the E-magazine service, after selecting the "E-MAGAZINE" tab, select the desired copy of the E-magazine by selecting "Download". Upon downloading the E-magazine, the Service Provider grants the Service Recipients a non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to use the E-magazine solely for the Service Recipients' own needs. The Service Recipient shall not have the right to reproduce and/or market the content of the E-magazine as their own content or to grant sub-licences.
  8. Webinars are available on the website. In order to use the Webinar service, after selecting the "WEBINARS" tab or another tab informing about the possibility of registering for a Webinar, the Form must be completed.
  9. Webinars are available via a web browser on the Website and Partner websites. A link to the Webinar is sent to Service Users to the email address provided in the Form.
  10. The Service Provider reserves the right to refuse the Service Recipient's participation in the Webinar without giving a reason.
  11. The Service Provider reserves the right to send a reminder about the Webinar to the email address provided in the Form before the date of the Webinar.
  12. Upon registration for the Webinar and sending the link to the Webinar in the manner specified in § 7(10) of these Terms and Conditions, the Service Provider grants the Service Recipients a non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to use the Webinar, but only for the Service Recipients' own purposes. The Service Recipient shall not have the right to reproduce and/or market the content of the Webinar as their own content or to grant sub-licences.
  13. It is prohibited to share the link to the Webinar with third parties.
  14. It is prohibited to record the content and course of the Webinar. In the event of a violation of this prohibition, the Service Provider may block access to the Webinar.
  15. During Webinars, it is not possible to have visual contact with other Service Users, but it is possible to ask questions via chat.
  16. The Service Provider shall exercise the utmost care to ensure that Webinars are conducted by competent trainers with knowledge of the subject matter of the Webinar.
  17. The Service Provider declares that Webinars are prepared with the utmost care and ensures that they are free from any legal defects.
  18. The Service Provider reserves the right to make changes to the Webinar programme or to the basic parameters of the Webinar, including the date of the Webinar or its cancellation, for important reasons or reasons beyond the Service Provider's control. The above changes shall not constitute grounds for any claims against the Service Provider.
  19. If, during the Webinar, the Customer violates the law, rules of social coexistence or good manners, the Service Provider shall be entitled, after prior warning to the Customer, to block the Customer's access to the Webinar.
  20. The Service Provider gives Service Recipients the opportunity to rebroadcast Webinars by providing access to the previous version of the Webinar via a link provided to the Service Recipient and to other previous versions after completing the Form or giving consent, as referred to in § 3(7)(b-c) of the Terms and Conditions.

§ 7

RULES FOR THE USE OF THE SERVICE BY THE SERVICE USER

  1. Without prejudice to the other provisions of the Terms and Conditions, when using the Website, the Service Recipient may not:
    1. provide illegal content to the Website,
    2. publish messages, articles and other forms of commercial communication that are not authorised by the Service Provider, as well as those that violate the rights of third parties, the law, the principles of social coexistence or good manners,
    3. send unsolicited commercial information within the meaning of Article 10 of the Act on the provision of electronic services (in particular in the form of spam),
    4. use the Website for direct marketing referred to in Article 172 of the Telecommunications Law (Journal of Laws of 2022, item 1933, as amended),
    5. send mass anonymous, unsolicited mail (so-called spam), regardless of its content,
    6. collect content and data from other Service Users and access the Website in any other form using automated tools (e.g. harvesting bots, robots, spiders or copying programmes),
    7. conduct illegal multi-level marketing, e.g. pyramid schemes,
    8. transmit viruses and other types of malicious code,
    9. phish for login details and gain access to the Account belonging to another User/Service Recipient,
    10. use the Website and individual Services in a manner that violates the rights and personal interests (in particular intellectual property rights, personal interests such as image, dignity, good name) of other Service Recipients and the Service Provider,
    11. perform any actions that could disable, overload or limit the proper functioning and appearance of the Website, such as an attack causing service disruption, interference with the display of the website or other functions.

§ 8

LIABILITY

  1. The Service Recipient is responsible for:
    1. the manner in which the Service Recipient uses the Website and the resulting consequences,
    2. damages resulting from actions that are inconsistent with applicable law or the provisions of these Terms and Conditions, culpable actions of the Service Recipient,
    3. information downloaded from the Website, the consequences of its use by the Service Recipient and its usefulness to the Service Recipient,
    4. the actions and omissions of the User/Service Recipient.
  2. The Service Recipient is aware of the risks present on the Internet, in particular with regard to possible hacking into the Service Recipient's system, password theft by third parties, infection of the Service Recipient's system with viruses and damage that may arise in such cases. The User/Service Recipient is obliged to keep their Password confidential.
  3. The Service Provider:
    1. shall not be liable for content published by the User/Service Recipient in accordance with Articles 14 and 15 of the Act on the provision of electronic services,
    2. shall not be liable for the User/Service Recipient's failure to meet the technical conditions specified in these Terms and Conditions, including the provision of incorrect data, which will prevent the use of individual Services,
    3. is not liable for disruptions in the functioning of the Website and individual Services caused by force majeure, equipment failure, database and server overload,
    4. is liable for services provided electronically on the terms specified in the Act on the provision of electronic services,
    5. shall make every effort to ensure that the Website and all Services made available through it operate continuously without any disruptions, however, it does not guarantee the uninterrupted operation of the Website and the Services available on it,
    6. informs that technical problems or technical limitations of the computer equipment used by the Service Recipient (firewalls - blocks, incorrect versions of multimedia file players, antivirus programmes and others) may limit or prevent the Service Recipient from accessing the Website and Services, or affect their quality,
    7. reserves the right to restrict access to some or all of the Materials presented on the Website to selected Service Users if they use equipment or software that restricts or disables the publication of specific content from the Website,
    8. has the right to close the Website and terminate the provision of Services at any time.

§ 9

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

  1. The Website and the Materials contained therein, including works, trademarks, Webinars, their selection and compilation on the Website, are subject to protection under the applicable laws, in particular the Act on Copyright and Related Rights and the Act of 16 April 1993 on Combating Unfair Competition (Journal of Laws of 2022, item 1233, as amended).
  2. The rights to the Materials are vested in the Service Provider or third parties, including Partners. If the rights in question are vested in third parties, the Service Provider presents the Materials on the Website on the basis of relevant agreements concluded with those parties, in particular licence agreements and agreements on the transfer of copyrights, or on the basis of applicable laws.
  3. By using the Materials made available on the Website, the Service Recipients do not acquire any rights or obtain a licence to the Materials.
  4. Without the prior consent of the Service Provider, Service Users may use the Website and the Materials only within the scope of fair use, as defined by the provisions of the Act on Copyright and Related Rights, provided that such use does not interfere with the normal use of the work or prejudice the legitimate interests of the Service Provider and third parties. In particular, it is unacceptable to:
    1. copying, reproducing, modifying, blocking the Website or any part thereof, as well as individual Materials made available on its pages, in particular for commercial purposes,
    2. distributing (including distribution for informational purposes in the press, radio, television and in such a way that everyone has access to the materials at a place and time of their choosing) published on the Website, including current: articles, reports, interviews and other works on any subject (including political, economic and religious topics).
  5. Any use of the Materials other than as specified in the Terms and Conditions without the prior express written consent of the Service Provider is prohibited, and any infringement of the rights of the Service Provider (or third parties) to protected works will result in liability under civil and criminal law. Enquiries in this regard should be sent to the following e-mail address: redakcja@trans.info.

§ 10

CONFIDENTIALITY

  1. Unless otherwise permitted by these Terms and Conditions, neither party may disclose the other party's trade secrets to third parties. However, each party may disclose such information to the extent that such information:
    1. is or has become known to the public other than as a result of a breach of these Terms and Conditions,
    2. has subsequently been obtained by the recipient from a third party who, to the recipient's knowledge, is not under any obligation to maintain the confidentiality of such information vis-à-vis the disclosing party,
    3. was known to the recipient of such information at the time of disclosure or was subsequently independently created,
    4. has been disclosed for the purpose of enforcing the rights of the recipient of such information under these Terms and Conditions,
    5. must be disclosed pursuant to applicable laws, court proceedings or professional regulations.
  2. Unless prohibited by law, the Service Provider has the right to disclose the Service Recipient's and User's information to other companies within the Service Provider's group, employees and associates, and third parties providing services to the Service Provider. The Service Provider shall be responsible to the Service Recipient for maintaining the confidentiality of the Service Recipient's information.

§ 11

PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION

  1. The administrator of the personal data of the Service Recipient and Website Users is the Polish Road Transport Institute Foundation with its registered office in Wrocław at ul. Racławicka 2-4, 53-146 Wrocław, contact: redakcja@trans.info (hereinafter referred to as the "Administrator").
  2. The legal basis, purpose, period of personal data processing and rights, as well as other important information regarding the rules of personal data processing in the Administrator's ICT networks are specified in detail in the Privacy Policy, available at:https://trans.info/en/policy

§ 12

COMPLAINTS AND DISPUTES

  1. Each Service Recipient has the right to lodge a complaint regarding matters related to the functioning of the Website and the Services provided within its scope.
  2. Complaints should be submitted in writing to the following address: Fundacja Polski Instytut Transportu Drogowego, ul. Racławicka 2-4, 53-146 Wrocław, or electronically to the following e-mail address: redakcja@trans.info.
  3. Complaints will be considered within 14 days of receipt.
  4. The response to the complaint will be sent to the e-mail address provided by the Service Recipient, and in the case of a complaint submitted by traditional mail – to the address provided by the Service Recipient.
  5. The Service Provider reserves the right to extend the period specified in section 3 above by no more than 10 days if the examination of the complaint requires unusual, special actions and arrangements or encounters obstacles beyond the control and fault of the Service Provider (equipment failure, internet network failure, etc.) or if additional explanations are required from the Customer.
  6. The court competent to hear disputes between the Service Provider and the Service Recipient is the court with jurisdiction over the registered office of the Service Provider.

§ 13

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

  1. In order to use the Website, the following is required:
    1. a device with Internet access and a properly configured, up-to-date web browser,
    2. an active e-mail account – in order to register an Account, receive the Newsletter, receive replies to messages sent via the Contact Form and use other Services that require it,
    3. a programme that allows you to view files in pdf format – in order to view the E-magazine.
  2. Separate terms and conditions for individual Services may specify additional technical requirements necessary to use these Services.

§ 14

FINAL PROVISIONS

  1. Unless otherwise provided by mandatory provisions of law, the law applicable to agreements between the Service Recipient and the Service Provider is Polish law.
  2. The Service Provider reserves the right to amend the Terms and Conditions in the event of at least one of the following important reasons (closed list):
    1. a change in the legal provisions governing the provision of electronic services by the Service Provider affecting the mutual rights and obligations specified in the Terms and Conditions;
    2. the need to adapt the Service Provider's activities to orders, rulings, decisions or guidelines resulting from:
    • a decision of a public administration body competent in the field of the Service Provider's activity affecting the mutual rights and obligations specified in the Terms and Conditions;
    • a court ruling applicable to the Service Provider's activities affecting the mutual rights and obligations specified in the Terms and Conditions;
    1. a change in the manner of providing services electronically by the Service Provider caused exclusively by technical or technological reasons (in particular, updating technical requirements);
    2. a change in the scope or rules of the provision of services by the Service Provider to which the provisions of the Terms and Conditions apply, through the introduction of new, modification or withdrawal by the Service Provider of existing functionalities or services covered by the Terms and Conditions;
    3. merger, division or transformation of the Service Provider or change of the Service Provider's details.
  3. The Service Provider shall notify of any changes to the Terms and Conditions on the Website at least 14 days in advance.
  4. In the case of contracts for the provision of paid Services relating to the Premium Package, a Service Recipient who does not agree to the changes to the Terms and Conditions is entitled to terminate the contract with effect from the date of entry into force of the announced changes to the Terms and Conditions. The Service Recipient shall be informed of their right to terminate the agreement at the same time as they are informed of the planned change to the Terms and Conditions and the date of its entry into force. In such a case, the Service Recipient shall submit a statement of termination by contacting the Service Provider at the following e-mail address: redakcja@trans.info.
  5. In the situation described in section 4 above, the Service Recipient shall be entitled to receive a refund of a proportional part of the Fee paid for the period remaining until the end of the Settlement Period. The refund shall be made immediately after the termination of the contract for the provision of paid Services.
  6. Previous versions of the Terms and Conditions are published on the Website.
  7. In matters not covered by these Terms and Conditions, the provisions of Polish law shall apply, in particular the Civil Code and the Act on the provision of electronic services.
  8. The appendices to the Terms and Conditions form an integral part thereof.
  9. The Terms and Conditions are available at:https://trans.info/en/rules.