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Signs of street names do not necessarily have a single type. Some may have the name of the city on them, which makes identification of the location easier. | Signs of street names do not necessarily have a single type. Some may have the name of the city on them, which makes identification of the location easier. | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 12 May 2022
Belgium is a country situated in western Europe, north of France. Its nothern part is Dutch whereas its southern part is French. German is also a an official language in the capital, Brussels.
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Useful Knowledge
Google Car
License Plates
License plates are according to the European Union style, with a blue marker on the left. Unlike any other country in the European Union, the license plate has red text on a white background. Generally, this can been seen even when blurred.
Cars with blurred license plates
Road Signs
Signs of street names do not necessarily have a single type. Some may have the name of the city on them, which makes identification of the location easier.
Note in the images below that there may be different types of traffic signs to indicate the city limit and/or the name of the city or town.
Street name sign with city
Street name sign
City name sign
City limit sign (of before 2015)
City limit sign (may also occur without name)
City limit sign (may also occur without name)
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