Denmark Metas

The Danish language uses the special characters å, æ, and ø.

Language

In Denmark, commercial vehicles feature yellow license plates on the front and back, while regular vehicles have standard European white plates with a blue stripe on the left.

License Plate

In Denmark, bollards have a distinctive appearance and are abundant throughout the country. The front of these bollards features a yellow section, which is absent on the rear.

Bollards

In Denmark, main roads often feature distinct short-dashed edge markings.

Street Markings

Danish street names tend to have the suffixes ‘…vej’ and ‘…gade’.

Street Name

Directional signs in Denmark are unique with their white background and red writing. This color scheme is a clear indicator of being in Denmark.

Street Sign

Danish directional signs are often blue and white and in the same style as the red and white directional signs.

Street Sign

Danish direction signs are typically white with a metal border around them.

Street Sign

Warning signs in Denmark feature a triangular shape with a red border and white background. Give-way signs specifically have NO outline outside the red border.

Street Sign

Danish settlement signs are black on white with a little village illustration on it.

Street Sign