Australia

Gum trees (eucalyptus) dominate: light bark, puffy leaf clusters (look varies by region); drives on the left

Bollards white w/ red front reflector / grey back

New Zealand: Reflector stops mid-bollard → Australia.

Road lines almost exclusively all white (rare alpine exceptions like Kosciuszko/Hotham); outer lines sometimes w/ perpendicular rumble-strip stripes (very rare in NT)

South Africa: All-white → Australia.

New Zealand: Yellow middle → NZ.

Give-way signs: white border + black text; speed signs: red circle on a large white rectangle

New Zealand: Black text + rectangle → Australia.

Chevrons white-on-black + black-on-yellow; green signs w/ white arrows + town distances at intersections

Gen3 has a long antenna

State plate designs partly readable through the blur; 2-digit phone area codes map to states; each state has a unique bus-stop design (Darwin: concrete shelters; Tasmania: 'metro')

Landscape regions:

Traffic lights: white outline around the frame → WA/QLD/NSW/ACT/Tas; no border → the central states (SA/NT/Vic)

Christmas Island & Cocos Islands count as Australia for streaks - both have unique cars (own pages on this site)

Stobie poles (steel + concrete, trident or rotated-'E' tops) are the SA icon (a few thousand strayed to other states, esp. Tasmania); short bollard reflectors common (also QLD); white property markers; flat signposts (also WA); SA bus stops have yellow posts

Rusty metal poles w/ holes (also Wyndham, N-WA); 130 km/h limits = NT only; yellow signpost stickers; no Gen2 in NT

Yellow signposts = WA-specific; black-white striped bollards unique to WA; brown-bottomed bollards; poles w/ green-painted bases + white sticker/red-white band; trident poletops w/ red insulators + black crossbar (also Vic); dark-green property markers

~64% of Australia's concrete poles are in Victoria; poletops w/ 3 circular coils (2 sides + 1 top); 'C' roads only Vic/Tas (+SA border); white hydrant poles w/ blue circle + red top; fire hydrants w/ red-painted tops (unique)

Poletops w/ upward-angled coils (unique); circular blue pole stickers; black pole markings + diagonal numbers → Gold Coast/Brisbane/Sunshine Coast; fluorescent-border signs ≈ QLD-only; black-yellow bollard exclusive to QLD

Thin metal L-shaped crossbars (mainland uses wood); olive-green possum guards on poles (colour = Tas-only); white directional signs = only Tasmania

Red 'No Stopping' signs = NSW only (others white; ACT's white ones w/ text = ACT-unique); guardrail endings w/ black dash on yellow ≈ NSW/ACT; thin arrow-less 'Keep Left' → NSW/QLD/NT; most snorkel cars → NSW/ACT (only 2 in WA)

City street signs: Melbourne poles = white rectangular sticker w/ small blue square; unique council designs for Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sydney

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