European Chevrons
The colour scheme of the chevron board on the outside of a bend, country by country across Europe.
Tap a country to see its value.
Legend
Chevron colour schemes read from the cached Plonk It country guides at plonkit.net. Thirty-nine of the 54 entries are sourced there: 34 from the country's own guide, and five (Germany, the Netherlands, Russia, North Macedonia and Jersey) from a sentence in a neighbouring country's guide that names them explicitly — each of those five says so in its note. Denmark's guide calls its chevron "red-and-white" without saying which part is the arrow; the guide's own photograph shows a red arrow on a white board, and that is what is recorded. Belarus is marked as having no car coverage because its guide states the only coverage is a single walking trekker in central Minsk. Plonk It's Europe-wide chevron infographic, linked from the Bulgaria guide, is not cached locally and was not used. The remaining 15 countries and territories are recorded as unknown rather than guessed — no value here is inferred from a neighbour. Credit to Plonk It. Last reviewed .