Car: White pickup truck

Visibility: Blurred

Antenna: Left antenna and a few rusty clips on the roof bar visible

Color: Blue background with white triangle

Zebra: Dashed dark line without zebra crossing

Person: Black figure wearing a traditional thobe

In Qatar orange highway shield shaped like the country, with white route number inside.

Qatar’s flag is maroon with a broad white band on the hoist side, separated by a serrated edge of nine white triangles

Type: Private

Shape: Long or short

Background: White

Text: Black

Additional details: Red strip on the left

Shape: Cylindrical with a rounded / domed (hemispherical) top

Color: black-and-white stripes

Material: Plastic

Reflector: Both sides yellow rectangle on top

Color: Dark blue with white text

Text: In Arabic and English information about the street name, a street number, and a zone number (Z. No.) in the right corner

Shape: Rectangular, wheeled containers with flip lids

Color: Grey, green, blue or black

Text: Display a round emblem in Arabic and English that reads “Keep Your City Clean.” Sometimes with a person inside a circle

vs UAE: They usually use darker shades of green and black

Background: Red

Arrows: Bold or thin white

Additional details: Usually with white border

Road signs and public text usually appear in both Arabic and English

Road direction signs use a consistent color system:

• blue signs for highways and major routes,
• brown signs for tourist destinations, and
• white signs for local or city guidance.

Text is always bilingual—Arabic and English

Shape: Cylinder

Material: Concrete

Top: A cross-bar with three insulators. The middle insulator is a bit higher. Two diagonal braces supporting the bar

Road signs often show numbers in two scripts:

• Western Arabic numerals (0–9, as used internationally) and
• Eastern Arabic numerals (١–٢–٣, commonly used in the Arab world).

Both appear together on speed limits, distances, and other traffic signs, making the signage bilingual in numbering.

Background: Blue

Arrows: Bold or thin white

Type: Commercial

Shape: Short

Background: Black

Text: White

Additional details: White blur is wide on the bottom, narrow on the top of the license plate

They are small upright posts with a black top plate showing a warning symbol, often used to mark underground utilities such as gas, oil, or water pipelines

Lotf of footage taken before the 2022 FIFA World Cup shows many roadside banners and signs promoting the tournament

Fire hydrants are painted bright red and often installed above ground on sandy or paved roadsides.

They are usually surrounded by protective bollards—white or yellow posts—to prevent vehicle damage

Utility transformers are often mounted on tall concrete poles rather than placed in ground cabinets.

They appear as large metal boxes fixed between two or more poles, with visible wiring and insulators on top

Speed bumps with white/yellow chevron markings across the road.

Rare reflector attachments on poles use yellow and red reflective strips

Transformer islands are usually bare concrete platforms in the middle of sandy roadside areas, sometimes containing utility boxes, markers, or bollards.

The islands are not landscaped and just functional concrete or asphalt structures separating lanes, protecting signage, or covering underground service access

Poles have painted ID numbers/letters