Belgium — how to identify

White rectangular with slightly diagonal and slightly doomed top

Reflector is wide rectangle (about 90% of the bollard’s width) bright orange on one side, white on another

Street signs in Belgium usually heavily vary between cities, however they will very often say the name of the city somewhere on the sign.

Also you can tell which language is spoken in your city by looking at the road name. Something like "rue" is french (south and the capital) but if it ends with "straat" it's dutch (North)

White rectangular with flat top and slightly rounded edges (chamfered corners)

Reflector is a thin rectangular (about 60% of the bollard’s width), yellow on one side only

Private license plates feature red lettering and a blue EU band.

On Google Street View, the blur often gives the plates a distinct reddish tint

A large, black, quadratic bollard characterized by a pointed top and two narrow reflectors.

These reflectors are dual-colored (red and white), with the visible color changing based on the side of the bollard

Shape and color: Square blue background with the white triangle. Small white rounded bored is common

Figure: Black square stick with a square head

Zebra stripes: No. Two horizontal dotted lines beneath a figure

White background with bold red arrows

Camera: Generation 3

Car: Regular sedan

Additional details (unique): Small black antenna on the back