Google Maps Street View Zagreb
Macabeo Eastman
Did the policy in Google Maps for -18s change recently?
Since a couple of weeks our students (primary school) can no longer use the pegman in Google Maps. They can place the pegman on the map, but street view does not open.
We are experiencing the same situation where students can not drag the pegman to a street. However, they can click on the street, then select street view and it opens. Appears to be a issue just with the pegman?
Just noticed this here as well. I recommend reporting this to support and maybe they can take this into consideration. You may want to try the Feature Idea's area of this forum as well to see if this can be fixed for edu users.
We have noticed the same issue with both Maps and Earth websites...street view not working on either of these websites for student accounts that have been aged restricted within their OU of Google Workspace for Education
Users in our Staff OUs that are not age restricted work just fine. If I temporarily move a test student account to a Staff OU, or create a sub OU without age restrictions, that account will then work just fine, move it back and it stops working again ?
It is a very strange issue... We have also noticed that the traffic layer does not work, it's greyed out. The Google Maps phone app also does not work at all as guessing it relies heavily on the traffic feature
We just opened a case, too. It works for students under 18 when they use a personal account, but not their school acocunts. So it seems that it *was* impacted by the changes earlier this school year.
Talk to the Google Admin at your school for they should be able to change the settings to permit students to use Google Maps. Kindly review the following Google Workspace Admin Resource: Turn Maps on or off for users
The specific issue is that they cannot make use of Street View on either of the apps and this restriction is directly connected to whether or not the OU is designated for under 18 year olds.
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Each year the number of cars in the city grows, causing traffic jams and lengthening the time spent looking for a parking place. That leads to dissatisfaction and stress among drivers.
Marija Milanović, geodesy student at the University of Zagreb, created an interactive Map Portal of parking zones and no fees parking spaces in the city of Zagreb.
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Measures like high prices, limited parking spaces, and restricted parking hours aim to reduce the use of on-street parking (permitted parking spots on the street) and replace it with off-street parking (spaces for cars located on private property rather than on a public street).
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On the Zagreb Parking website, there is a list of streets grouped by the parking zones.
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