Lithuania

Europe, drives on the right, .lt, +370

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Script: Latin
Language: Lithuanian
Road edge lines: White, solid, White, dashed
Centre lines: White, dashed
Bollards: Plain white
Bollard reflector: Orange
Telephone poles: Concrete, Wood
Street View car: Black, Red
Camera: Gen 3, Gen 4
Licence plates: White, Blue side strip
Warning signs: White triangle
Landscape: Flat
Vegetation: Birch, Pine
Road numbers: A

Country-wide 11

Plates

Plates long white + EU strip

Bollards

Wedge bollards w/ rectangular ORANGE front reflector + white back (thin version exists)

Estonia: Orange rectangle → Lithuania (see the Baltic bollard infographic).

Latvia: Orange rectangle → Lithuania.

Utility

Square concrete poles w/ diagonal support beam (rarely EE/LV); post-Soviet poletops (short rods, trident arrangements)

Estonia: Much commoner in Lithuania; õ/ü language → Estonia.

Ukraine: Cyrillic → Ukraine.

Signs

Chevrons white w/ red arrows - small single chevrons have a red edge outline (LV/PL versions lack it; EE/RU/UA = inverted colours)

Signs

Baltic blue km markers: Lithuania's at a 45° angle, L-shaped; warning-sign borders: thin red + thin white outline; A-type guardrails w/ ORANGE reflectors (EE: none, LV: red/white)

Signs

Pedestrian signs 3 stripes, low-detail person (RU/UA same; EE more detailed; LV = 5 stripes); bus-stop sign w/ 4-window bus (LV: 5 windows; EE same as LT)

Language

Lithuanian: hooked vowels Ą Ę Į Ų + Ė (dot) + Y; street = gatve (g.) ≈ Lithuania-only (ultra-rare 'gat.' in Riga); many towns end -ai

Latvia: Hooked vowels + Ė → Lithuanian; Latvian uses macrons (ā ē ī ū) + iela.

Poland: Ł/ż → Polish; Į/Ų/Ė → Lithuanian.

Arch

Light brick buildings w/ steep corrugated metal roofs; wooden houses (fewer than Estonia); pastel stone in suburbs; Vytis flag (knight on dark red) occasionally