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National BorderHow 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.
Public domain
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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