Hungary — how to identify

Hungarian utility poles are made of concrete. They have small holes that run the entire length of the pole.

Comparison:

• Polish poles have holes that usually do not reach the ground.
• Romanian poles may have white paint at the bottom or wider holes.

The word utca is the Hungarian term for 'street'.

Placement: You will see this word on all street signs throughout Hungary.

Distinction: This specific word is unique to Hungary, helping to distinguish it from surrounding nations.

Wedge bollard with front dark red rectangle and white on the back

Lithuania bollard has brighter red

Camera: Generation 4

Car: Regular sedan

Color: Blue

Additional details (unique): Small or big no-blur slot on the rear side

Shape and color: Square blue background with the white triangle. Usually with white border

Figure: Black rounded with the white belt and pointed shoes. One arm is flat and another is diagonal. 3 separate parts - head, upper body and lower body

Zebra stripes: 5 zebra thick stripes