Nope, those a private toilets in establishments “open to the public”, where refusal of admission applies.
Public toilets are operated by the city or some other government body (highway authorities, airports - which might be technically privately owned, regional government, etc).
There’s public toilets. You might even go to a different street.
That depends on where you are. Usually the public toilets are provided by nearby establishments though, right?
Nope, those a private toilets in establishments “open to the public”, where refusal of admission applies.
Public toilets are operated by the city or some other government body (highway authorities, airports - which might be technically privately owned, regional government, etc).