How to Distinguish
- Country domain: .mc
- Official language: French
- Bollards feature two red stripes(by Geotips )
- Licence plates are small with a faint light-blue tint, though many Italian cars appear
- Coastal neighbourhoods are packed with mid- and high-rise buildings
- Many signposts and poles use a distinctive dark-brown finish
Licence plates are compact and show a subtle blue hue, yet look almost white . Motorbikes follow the same pattern . Plates from neighbouring France are also common.
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As the most densely populated sovereign state, Monaco is dominated by high-rise apartments. There is practically no farmland or wide two-lane highways—expect narrow, winding roads and plenty of tunnels.
Many traffic signs are mounted on poles finished with a mysterious golden material . The railings themselves are usually dark brown , a combination rarely seen elsewhere.
Red shared-bicycle docks for MonaBike are dotted across town . You will also see the bollards marked with two red bands .
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