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No, it was removed from the catalogue.
No. The 2025 catalogue removed R-308a and R-308b, for odd and even days. It retains R-308c and R-308d, for the first and second halves of the month. Royal Decree 465/2025 took effect on 1 July 2025 and allowed one year to remove abolished signs; that period has elapsed.
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Yes, it remains in the catalogue under the same designation.
Yes, it now means no parking in the second half of the month.
No, it was removed from the catalogue.
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