Serbia

Serbia’s bollards have an off-centre reflector, and the guardrails use the angular thin-B profile. (References European Guardrails) Neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina share angular rails, so watch for rocky scenery or the missing antenna—clues that point to Montenegro. Montenegro occasionally features Serbian-style bollards.

Letters like Ѓ or Ђ appear only in Serbian Street View. Bold fonts sometimes hide the diagonal on ћ, so inspect closely. These characters are common in surnames (References Common surnames in Europe – Serbia), so posters and shop names can help.

The IDEA supermarket chain spans Serbia and Montenegro (References IDEA). Serbia alone hosts Delhaize Serbia stores branded MAXI (by Geotips ). Other frequent logos include Frikom and Jelen.

Chevrons with black arrows on white are common in Serbia, Montenegro, and Slovenia, but rare elsewhere.

Sunflowers favour the flat north . Outside Romania and France/Spain, large sunflower belts are uncommon.

Cornfields follow the same pattern—mostly in the low northern plains.