Austria
Austria (AT)

Dashed lines, person is wearing a hat.
26 metas (location clues) in Pedestrian Signs - Europe: tag names, country, example imagery, and a short explanation for each.
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Dashed lines, person is wearing a hat.
Austria (AT)

Dashed lines, person is wearing a hat.
Belgium (BE)

Dashed lines, person looks boxy.
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BA)

5 zebra stripes, person is wearing a belt and has rounded shoes.
Bulgaria (BG)

4 zebra stripes, person is wearing a hat.
Czechia (CZ)

5 zebra stripes, person is wearing a hat and well detailed.
Slovakia uses a similar design, but in Czechia there will be less distance between zebra lines and the white triangle border.
Denmark (DK)

5 zebra stripes touching the blue background, person looks kinda "shy".
Estonia (EE)

3 zebra stripes, person is well detailed.
Finland (FI)

Finland has 2 designs
5 stripes:
Finland
Sweden (4 stripes)
France (FR)

5 zebra stripes, person's arms and legs are all bent at least a bit, none of them are straight.
Romania sometimes uses a very similar design, but France has a white border on the sign, while Romania usually uses yellow or none, although white border can still be seen sometimes.
Germany (DE)

5 zebra stripes, person is wearing a belt, pointed shoes.
Very similar design is found in Hungary, but in this variant the part of the bent arm that's closer to the person's body has a sharp end, while in Hungary it will be sharp on the other side of the hand.
Greece (GR)

Dashed lines, person is well detailed and has noticeable fists.
Hungary (HU)

5 zebra stripes, person is wearing a belt, pointed shoes.
Very similar design is found in Germany, but in this variant the part of the bent arm that's farther from the person's body has a sharp end, while in Germany it will be sharp on the other side of the hand.
Iceland (IS)

Yellow triangle instead of white.
Italy (IT)

5 zebra stripes, person is not well detailed and has no belt, his right hand is bent at approximately a 45° angle, while all other body parts are straight.
Turkey uses the same design, but it will feature an off-center white triangle placed near the bottom**.**
Latvia (LV)

5 zebra stripes, person has long legs.
Netherlands (NL)

5 zebra stripes, "drunk" boxy person with hands and legs pointed in different directions.
Norway (NO)

Norway has different designs, it uses 4-5 zebra stripes and different types of person, but the main thing is that all the signs will have a metal border which covers half of the sign.
Poland (PL)

One long horizontal line behind the person.
Portugal (PT)

5 zebra stripes, person is wearing a belt which is noticeably higher than in other countries.
Russian Federation (RU)

3 zebra stripes. The person is not well detailed.
Slovakia (Slovak Republic) (SK)

5 zebra stripes, person is wearing a hat and well detailed.
Czechia uses a similar design, but in Slovakia there will be a big distance between zebra lines and the white triangle border.
Spain (ES)

8 zebra stripes.
Sweden (SE)

4 zebra stripes, person is well detailed and has boxy shoes
4 stripes:
Finland (5 stripes)
Sweden (4 stripes)
Serbia (RS)

Dashed stripes, person is noticeably more fat than in other countries, that also use dashed stripes.
Switzerland (CH)

Rectangular sign with 7 zebrastripes.
Slovenia (SI)

Dashed lines, very uniquely bent back hand.
Pedestrian Signs - Europe covers 26 metas in Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark. Every one of them shows up in practice until you can place it from memory.