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Turkish Airlines Signage At Nuremberg Airport
A large red Turkish Airlines logo is displayed on a terminal building at Albrecht Durer Airport in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia, Germany, on October 19, 2025. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Turkish Airlines Signage At Nuremberg Airport
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Turkish Airlines Signage At Nuremberg Airport
A large red Turkish Airlines logo is displayed on a terminal building at Albrecht Durer Airport in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Franconia, Germany, on October 19, 2025. The airline's branding appears alongside signs for other carriers in the departure area. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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A group of people stands together while looking at a smartphone for directions at a public location in Rotterdam, Netherlands, on September 7, 2025. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Pharmacy Sign In A Belgian City
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . With him i, right , is Celso Zuccollo Cheif Excutive of Waymap. The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . With him i, left , is Celso Zuccollo Cheif Excutive of Waymap. The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . With him i, left , is Celso Zuccollo Cheif Excutive of Waymap. The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's. GPS Wayfinding technology.
'Amazing for blind people': app helps cricket fan find way around Lord's.
Wayfinding technology is intended to help partially sighted and disabled fans to better access live sports.
Waymap, the company behind the app-based navigation tool, claims the 31,000-capacity cricket stadium is the world’s first sports arena to be fitted with a personal GPS that aims to offer a fine-grain version of traffic satnavs for stadiums, shopping centres and transport networks.
Moshfique Amhed 43 bowler for England's visually impaired cricket team trying out Waymap app for visually impaired people to navigate round venues . With him i, left , is Celso Zuccollo Cheif Excutive of Waymap. The system is been tried in Lords Cricket Ground.
25/06/2025 Lords Cricket ground, London, UK.
Sean Smith / Guardian / eyevine
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FEATURE - New York: Ein Velostreifen entsteht
Workers for the New York Department of Transportation (DOT) paint the bicycle lane, after a recent repaving, on Ninth Avenue in the New York neighborhood of Chelsea on Monday, July 16, 2018. (ÂPhoto by Richard B. Levine)
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FEATURE - New York: Ein Velostreifen entsteht
Workers for the New York Department of Transportation (DOT) paint the bicycle lane, after a recent repaving, on Ninth Avenue in the New York neighborhood of Chelsea on Monday, July 16, 2018. (ÂPhoto by Richard B. Levine)
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FEATURE - New York: Ein Velostreifen entsteht
Workers for the New York Department of Transportation (DOT) paint the bicycle lane, after a recent repaving, on Ninth Avenue in the New York neighborhood of Chelsea on Monday, July 16, 2018. (Photo by Richard B. Levine)
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FEATURE - New York: Ein Velostreifen entsteht
Workers for the New York Department of Transportation (DOT) paint the bicycle lane, after a recent repaving, on Ninth Avenue in the New York neighborhood of Chelsea on Monday, July 16, 2018. (Photo by Richard B. Levine)
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new street in town
Six and one-half Avenue is seen in Midtown Manhattan in New York on Friday, July 6, 2012. The new street is actually a series of interconnected pedestrian arcades, mid-block between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, running from West 51 Street to West 57 Street. The city is in the process of installing signage and pedestrian crossings. Up to 1200 people an hour use the connected arcades to travel through midtown. The arcades are privately owned public spaces that are provided by the buildings' owners in exchange for zoning variances. (Â Richard B. Levine) (FOTO: DUKAS/LFI/Photoshot)
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new street in town
Pedestrians cross Six and one-half Avenue in Midtown Manhattan in New York on Friday, July 6, 2012. The new street is actually a series of interconnected pedestrian arcades, mid-block between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, running from West 51 Street to West 57 Street. The city is in the process of installing signage and pedestrian crossings. Up to 1200 people an hour use the connected arcades to travel through midtown. The arcades are privately owned public spaces that are provided by the buildings' owners in exchange for zoning variances. (Â Richard B. Levine) (FOTO: DUKAS/LFI/Photoshot)
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new street in town
Six and one-half Avenue is seen in Midtown Manhattan in New York on Friday, July 6, 2012. The new street is actually a series of interconnected pedestrian arcades, mid-block between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, running from West 51 Street to West 57 Street. The city is in the process of installing signage and pedestrian crossings. Up to 1200 people an hour use the connected arcades to travel through midtown. The arcades are privately owned public spaces that are provided by the buildings' owners in exchange for zoning variances. (Â Richard B. Levine) (FOTO: DUKAS/LFI/Photoshot)
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new street in town
Six and one-half Avenue is seen in Midtown Manhattan in New York on Friday, July 6, 2012. The new street is actually a series of interconnected pedestrian arcades, mid-block between Sixth and Seventh Avenues, running from West 51 Street to West 57 Street. The city is in the process of installing signage and pedestrian crossings. Up to 1200 people an hour use the connected arcades to travel through midtown. The arcades are privately owned public spaces that are provided by the buildings' owners in exchange for zoning variances. (Â Richard B. Levine) (FOTO: DUKAS/LFI/Photoshot)
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