[[Image:ro-map.gif|thumb|right|Map of Romania]]
In '''Romania''' payment for the ride is almost always expected. The local currency is the Leu (exchange rate: 1 Euro = aprox. 3.5 Lei). It is still cheaper than trains and buses though. When hitchhiking, it's best to hold a sign with the name of the place you want to go. Try and pay the driver about 1Euro / 50km, though, this rate decreases as the distance grows. Also, you can tell the driver you don't have any money; 4 out of 5 people will take you anyway.<br>
== Cities in Romania ==
* [[Bucharest]]
* [[Cluj-Napoca]]
* [[Constan%C5%A3a|Constanta]]
== Number plates ==
The first Romanian license plate numbers usually have 2 formats:<br>*Regular number plates: XX-yy-ZZZ (black writing on white background, blue strip on the left, with the country code "RO" and the Romanian or EU flag)<br>*Temporary leasing number plates: XX-yyyyyy (red writing on white background, blue strip on the left, with the country code "RO" and the Romanian or EU flag)<br>Where XX is the two letters letter code of the county (see below), y is a random number, and Z a random letter.<br>There are also special number plates represent :<br>*diplomatic: TC-xxxxxx, CD-xxxxxx (blue writing on white background, blue strip on the county left, with the country code "RO" and the Romanian or EU flag)*Ministry of Internal Affairs: MAI-xxxxxx (judetblue writing on white background, plural judeteblue strip on the left, with the country code "RO" and the Romanian or EU flag)*Romanian Army:A-xxxxxx (black writing on white background, no other markings on the plates)*some cities have special, internal, or local license plate numbers, usually used for machinery (excavators, rollers, public transport ...)<br>Where x is a random number.===County license plate codes===
Alba - AB<br>
Arad - AR<br>
Vrancea - VN<br>
Bucuresti - B<br>
== Cities in Romania ==
* [[Bucharest]]
* [[Cluj-Napoca]]
* [[Constan%C5%A3a|Constanta]]
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