AlbaniaClues that work anywhere in this area
License plates have a blue line on both sides. Red plates exist too, including some with red on both sides, and others with yellow.
German-brand cars, especially Mercedes-Benz, make up a large share of traffic — for historical reasons, roughly a third of all cars in Albania are Mercedes-Benz.
Water tanks are often found on rooftops.
There's a lot in common with Italy — the blue lines on both sides of the plate, near-identical street signs, bollards, and black-and-white chevrons, and dark-backed sign panels are all shared traits.
No neighbouring country uses the letter "Ë / ë." Besides Albanian, it's used in French, Dutch, Hungarian, and Luxembourgish — but in practice, people usually recognise Albania without even looking at the letters.
Once you know the area: which part of it
Area Code
Phone area codes are assigned by region. When a number shows up on a sign, an advert or a van, its leading digits narrow the location down to a part of the country.
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Why do Albanians keep tanks on their roofs?
Why do Albanians keep tanks on their roofs?
