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Obtain and visibly display a valid ticket, respecting the authorised time.
Obtain and visibly display a valid ticket, respecting the controlled hours and maximum permitted time. Article 94.2.b requires compliance with municipal authorisation and time limits. Blue zones do not all operate identically: control methods vary and some allow electronic systems or discs. This question explicitly states the local conditions; a disc cannot replace the required ticket.
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Obtain no authorisation or parking record during controlled hours.
Use only a parking disc even though the local rules do not accept it.
Obtain and visibly display a valid ticket, respecting the authorised time.
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