Profile used for matching
Edit these in setup/profiles.php and re-import from the Data page.
- Script
- Latin
- Language
- German, French, Italian
- Road edge lines
- White, solid
- Centre lines
- White, dashed, White, solid
- Bollards
- White, black top
- Bollard reflector
- White / grey
- Camera
- Gen 3, Gen 4
- Licence plates
- White
- Warning signs
- White triangle
- Landscape
- Alpine, Mountainous
- Vegetation
- Pine
- Road numbers
- A
Country-wide 10
ALL car coverage = low-cam (bigger blur, roads look wide, low angle)
Japan: Kanji/kana + left-hand traffic → Japan.
Liechtenstein: FL plates; tiny country between CH and AT.
Plates fully white, NO blue strip; front plate extremely short; rear long or tall w/ red Swiss emblem left + canton emblem right
Bollards black-white w/ white/grey reflectors - wedge or cylindrical w/ rounded top (Liechtenstein nearly identical)
Liechtenstein: FL plates + Vaduz castle views → Liechtenstein.
Directional signs: blue = main road, white = side road; road signs often in a round grey metal border; town signs white/blue w/ metal frame (back: distances + canton abbreviation)
Pedestrian signs: 7 stripes on a tall blue rectangle (Europe: only CH+FL)
Liechtenstein uses identical signs - everything else in Europe differs.
Liechtenstein: Black plates w/ yellow-red emblem → Liechtenstein; white plates → Switzerland.
Long dashed yellow lines + yellow pedestrian crossings (Europe: only CH+FL)
Yellow crossings/dashes = Switzerland or Liechtenstein only.
Liechtenstein: Black plates w/ yellow-red emblem → Liechtenstein; white plates → Switzerland.
Chevrons black w/ white arrow (rarely inverted; Austria = red-white/red-yellow)
South = extremely mountainous w/ thin valleys; north = farmland on flat/rolling ground w/ forested hills
Alpine: light warm stone + wood, gable tiled roofs, two-part horizontal wooden shutters
Bus-stop signs w/ thick metal post looping around them - unique to Switzerland
Regional 5
4 languages (German/French/Italian/Romansh) by region; Swiss German has NO ß; speed-sign text language matches the region
Canton 2-letter abbreviations on town signs + unblurred plates; postal-code first digit increases west → east
Jura: flatter land w/ long forested medium ridge NW; exposed limestone from forested hills; rock walls (also Italian-speaking Alps)
Architecture regions: Ticino = Italian style (smooth orange-yellow stone, IT shutters); Bern area = thick arch-shaped roofs; northeast = elaborate red timber frames; Appenzell = house+barn at 90° w/ square-grid facades; Graubünden = all-stone houses w/ white painted window decor
Canton infra: Vaud = large town signs; Basel-Landschaft = olive-green posts/borders/backs; Valais = thick wooden bollards; Glarus = reflectors on fences instead of bollards; Geneva (+Martigny valley) = simplified bike symbol w/ disconnected wheels; road-divider types mapped
City 1
Sankt Gallen = blue street signs w/ rounded side edges (unique); Basel = big blue signs on low double posts (Denmark-like); Bern downtown = grey 4-storey buildings w/ rounded arcade openings
Specific spots 2
Lake tells: hilly + big lake south w/ tall mountains behind = north of Lake Geneva; wide lake NE in low terrain = Lake Constance; Martigny valley = highest fruit-plantation density (also near Constance & NW of Geneva)
Bernina-Express train coverage in Graubünden (down to Tirano/Italy); Gen2 only near the Bern/Valais border + short Schaffhausen bits (+Gen2 ski resorts in the south)