I'm interested like road delineators (right sid/ left side) look in your country.
Very interesting is for me if they are used in non-european countries

if you exactly don't know what this is look here
http://www.amustud.de/wolf/Bilder/leitpfosten.jpg

thx!!!:):):)

In Slovenia they're pretty simple:

http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/ee119/Verso1/Highways017.jpg

I think there´s currently a thread of this topic.

In Estonia:
http://www.riigiteataja.ee/ert/get-attachment.jsp?id=265322

In Latvia:

http://www.gross.lv/theory/img/918.gif http://www.gross.lv/theory/img/917.gif

What's the difference between dots and a line?

What's the difference between dots and a line?
A line marks the right side of the road and dots the left side.

On the side is like the Latvian and in the middle aswell but yellow. (Portugal)

A line marks the right side of the road and dots the left side.
In Bosnia they are the same as in Slovenia, left side cat eye is white and right side is red.
http://img5.imageshack.us/img5/9480/dsc02374de6.jpg

In Norway: (Same as in Latvia I think)

Roads with two-way traffic:
http://www.lovdata.no/for/grafikk/sf-20051007-1219-920VM-01.gif http://www.lovdata.no/for/grafikk/sf-20051007-1219-920H-01.gif

Roads with one-way traffic: (i.e. motorways)
http://www.lovdata.no/for/grafikk/sf-20051007-1219-920VE-01.gif http://www.lovdata.no/for/grafikk/sf-20051007-1219-920H-01.gif

In tunnels these signs are used aswell (showing shortest way to daylight :) )
http://www.lovdata.no/for/grafikk/sf-20051007-1219-916-01.gif

In Slovakia they look line this:

http://www.highways.sk/express/img/Tornala3/Figa-Tornala32.jpg

In Portugal:

Motorways
http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm158/rpc08/Estradas%20de%20Portugal/DSCN0641.jpg

Highways (IP/IC)
http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm158/rpc08/Estradas%20de%20Portugal/DSCN0623.jpg

In Australia, there are no dots or short lines on the posts beside the road as seen in Europe. There are red reflectors on the left side of the road and white reflectors on the right.

On curves, posts are bunched tighter together on tighter curves.

I'm not sure if this is in Europe as well, but in Australia there are numbers on some road-side posts.

The numbers usually indicate the km from the capital city of the state you're driving in.

eg. 320 means 320km from Melbourne.

There are also small green signs on side of country roads which indicate distance to next major town.

eg. B 60 means 60km to Ballarat

Poland:
http://www.wimed.pl/img/imagecache/482x360_U1_a_U1b_1.jpg

http://www.erplast.pl/_photos/slupek_prowadzacy_u1_1.jpg

http://www.efektar.pl/znaki_duze/u/1.jpg

In Slovakia they look line this:

http://www.highways.sk/express/img/Tornala3/Figa-Tornala32.jpg

perfect road... :cheers:

in hungary main roads look like this... :bash:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/83/31-es_f%C5%91%C3%BAt.jpg

http://www.langlovagok.hu/kepek/2009/szucszoltan/090302_nagykatapeugeot/eredeti/090302_nagykatapeugeot_03.jpg

perfect road... :cheers:

in hungary main roads look like this... :bash:

Be sure there are such roads in Slovakia too. Actually, there are thousands of kilometres of similar second and third class roads.

Main road 86 (E65) during pothole season:
http://www.metropol.hu/images/1235585535_katyuk1.jpg
:ohno:

don't make ot here..

Main road 86 (E65) during pothole season:
http://www.metropol.hu/images/1235585535_katyuk1.jpg
:ohno:

thats terrible... :bash: I didnt know that...

This is actually NOT a discussion about Slovak/Hungarian prejudices, but about
road delineators
Please don't TROLL!!!

^^ whats the problem?

skip the text, and look at only the photos: you can (or cant) see the delineators on that roads...