Crossings

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5 stripes

5 stripes — vectorized by · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

25 countries — Åland · Albania · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Croatia · Czech Republic · Denmark · Faroe Islands · Finland · France · Germany · Hungary · Italy · Latvia · Luxembourg · Monaco · Montenegro · Netherlands · North Macedonia · Portugal · Romania · San Marino · Serbia · Slovakia · Slovenia · Turkey

4 stripes

4 stripes — Peter J. Acklam converted the original EPS file to PDF with Ghostscript’s ps2pdf utility and the PDF file to SVG with In · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

3 countries — Bulgaria · Norway · Sweden

3 stripes

3 stripes — Gigillo83 · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

5 countries — Estonia · Georgia · Lithuania · Russia · Ukraine

8 stripes

8 stripes — Ministerio de Transportes, Movilidad y Agenda Urbana · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

2 countries — Andorra · Spain

Dashes

Dashes — 3247 · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

4 countries — Austria · Belgium · Greece · Malta

Rectangle, 7 stripes

Rectangle, 7 stripes — Bundesamt für Strassen (ASTRA) · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

2 countries — Liechtenstein · Switzerland

Yellow triangle (Iceland)

Yellow triangle (Iceland) — Fry1989 · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

1 country — Iceland

Bar

Bar — Szczepan dyskusja Mail 18:29, 31 December 2006 (UTC) · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

1 country — Poland

Yellow warning

Yellow warning — Government of Sweden · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

5 countries — Åland · Finland · Greece · Poland · Sweden

Yellow diamond

Yellow diamond — Government of Ireland – Department of Transport · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

1 country — Ireland

Blue band

Blue band — Republic of Finland · Public domain · commons.wikimedia.org

5 countries — Åland · Finland · Iceland · Spain · Sweden

Sources and licences

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