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parking is permitted, but for a limited time.
You may park if you meet the zone’s conditions, including the maximum duration during regulated hours and any applicable authorisation or payment system. Check signs and municipal rules: blue markings do not have identical conditions everywhere or always require a visible paper ticket when an authorised digital system exists. Do not exceed the permitted time or ignore other restrictions.
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parking is permitted, but for a limited time.
parking is prohibited, but stopping is not.
both stopping and parking are prohibited.
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