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Social Distancing Message on the Pavement Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oxford, UK- 06 13 2020: Walker in Oxford pass a social distancing message painted on the pavement. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oxford, UK- 06 13 2020: A lady is walking past a bike rack with a keep your discyance social distancing message on the pavement. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Please keep your distance social distancing sign on a pavement in London, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo

A woman`s legs walk past a yellow Covid 19 social distancing sign painted on the pavement in Covent Garden Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oxford, UK- 06 13 2020: Cornnmarkey Oxford, one way signs are painted ion the pavement as the city introduces social distancing. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Social Distancing Message on the Pavement

Cubes with message SOCIAL DISTANCING and computer keyboard Royalty Free Stock Photo

feet standing on the pavement behind the red line - Social Distancing concept Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oxford, UK- 06 13 2020: A bus passenger wears a mask in St Giles with social distancing signs painted on the pavement. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Please keep your distance social distancing sign on a pavement in Bath, UK Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oxford, UK- 06 13 2020: Oxford introduces social distancing to the city centre streets. Signaling business are open with pavement Royalty Free Stock Photo

Oxford, UK- 06 13 2020: A girl walks past the Town Hall in St Aldates Oxford, past social distancing messages on the pavement. Royalty Free Stock Photo

A painted social distancing message on the ground reminding people to keep a two metre gap away from others - during the Coronavirus pandemic in the UK.