Profile used for matching
Edit these in setup/profiles.php and re-import from the Data page.
- Script
- Greek, Latin
- Language
- Greek, English, Turkish
- Road edge lines
- White, solid, Yellow, solid
- Centre lines
- White, dashed, White, solid
- Bollards
- Plain white
- Bollard reflector
- Red
- Car details
- Antenna
- Camera
- Gen 4, Small cam
- Licence plates
- White front, yellow rear, White, Blue side strip
- Warning signs
- White triangle
- Landscape
- Mediterranean, Arid, Hilly
- Road numbers
- A, B, E, F
Country-wide 9
Drives on the left (ex-UK colony - UK-style signs & road lines too)
Malta: Maltese/English + globigerina limestone → Malta; Greek script → Cyprus.
United Kingdom: Mediterranean landscape + Greek → Cyprus.
Greek + English (Greek alphabet, soft lowercase shapes)
Greece: Cyprus drives LEFT + English co-signage; Greece drives right.
Mostly Gen4 smallcam (low mount, big blur, front protrusion) - sometimes a short antenna visible at the back
Greece: Antenna → Cyprus. Driving side decides anyway.
Bollards like Turkish ones (red front / white back reflector) but triangular with a slanted top, not flat
Turkey: Turkish ones are flat; Cypriot triangular + slanted.
Directional signs ≈ Greek ones - but Greek text is NOT all-caps (Greece: all-caps); town-entry signs (yellow w/ red border or white, bilingual + speed limit above) are unique to Cyprus
Tall dark-brown wooden poles (like Greece); poletops: crossbar w/ 0/3 insulators, 5 side insulators, or harp-shaped frame - the symmetric 3-insulator top is Cyprus-specific
Greece: The symmetric 3-insulator top → Cyprus; driving side otherwise.
Regional 5
Only the southern half covered (Republic + Akrotiri & Dhekelia); road numbers A/B/E/F grouped by first digit (E/F near matching B road); 5 provinces = 2-digit area codes (2x); postal codes 4-digit on street signs (T.K./T.T.)
Terrain = compass: centre = highest; white limestone → south coast; reddish soil → interior + NW; vineyards → SW; wild mustard (yellow flowers) → mostly east; dark red fields → north + Famagusta
Paphos Forest: windy mountain roads, red soil, uninhabited - and (almost) no bollards; NE: Kyrenia ridge visible north over flat farmland; NE also has black-top bollards (Slovenia-like)