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- Script
- Latin
- Language
- Danish
- Road edge lines
- White, dashed, White, solid
- Centre lines
- White, dashed, Double white
- Bollards
- Plain white
- Bollard reflector
- Yellow
- Telephone poles
- Wood
- Street View car
- Blue
- Camera
- Gen 3, Gen 4
- Licence plates
- White, Blue side strip
- Warning signs
- White triangle
- Landscape
- Flat, Temperate
- Vegetation
- Birch
- Road numbers
- E
Country-wide 12
Plates long white + blue strip; commercial yellow; 'Parrot' plates (yellow left section) unique to Denmark
The half-yellow parrot plate exists nowhere else - plain yellow plates also in NL/LU/UK.
Netherlands: Half-white/half-yellow → Denmark; fully yellow → Netherlands.
Luxembourg: Half-and-half → Denmark; fully yellow → Luxembourg.
United Kingdom: Same plate front & back → Denmark; different front/back colours → UK.
Generally flat, wide open fields; airy suburbs, dense urban cores
All-white lines; double middles common; outer lines of small white squares - a great Denmark tell
Poland: Polish Ł/ż + holey poles → Poland.
Greece: Greek alphabet → Greece.
Pipe-framed directional signs low to the ground (red-white or blue-white, arrow in the background) + the pipe-frame signpost bent around signs - unique
Street names end -vej; street signs blue w/ white text
White bollard w/ yellow reflector + dark-orange stripe (green variant exists)
Unique to Denmark - Belgian lookalikes never have the orange stripe.
Danish: Æ Ø Å (Norwegian identical; Faroese Æ+Ø; Icelandic Æ only; Swedish Å+ÄÖ)
Norway: Mountains/fjords → Norway; flat + brick → Denmark.
Faroe Islands: Treeless cliffs → Faroes.
Sweden: Ä/Ö → Sweden.
Red brick everywhere (orange/brown/black tile roofs); thatched roofs rural; grey corrugated (Baltic-like); timber framing on old buildings
Netherlands: ij/IJ + yellow plates → NL.
Belgium: French/Dutch + poles → Belgium.
B-type guardrails without reflectors (rare in Europe); street-level poles rare - mostly big overhead power lines near highways
Pedestrian sign 5 stripes - first & fifth touch the triangle edge (unique detail); town-entry sign = white silhouette sign, exit = red slash; chevrons red-white, low to the ground
Bus stops black-yellow w/ schedule below (older blue-white version exists)
Bicycle paths (also NL/BE); PostNord red postal boxes; gas stations: Ingo (also SE), Ok (also NL), Uno-X/Yx (also NO); rare stone bollards w/ red tops near bike paths
Regional 3
Road numbers ordered east→west; 2-5 grouped by region, 1x nationwide (2nd digit ≈ region; Bornholm only 1x); ring roads O1-O4 around Copenhagen, Odense, Aarhus, Aalborg, Hillerød, Kolding, Vejle
Six regional bus companies (brand on the front + colour scheme) + region-specific bus-stop signs
Greenland & Faroe Islands belong to Denmark - separate pages here
Specific spots 1
Bornholm: green-red-white bus stops + green bicycle signs; Læsø: traditional seaweed (eelgrass) roofs; Anholt: only gloomy overcast Gen2 + sandy roadsides