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That parking is allowed subject to the conditions and authorised duration.
Parking is permitted subject to the zone’s stated restrictions and conditions, including hours, duration and payment or registration when applicable. Markings delimit bays; the current catalogue permits colours other than white to indicate time, user or purpose restrictions. Specific conditions and colour meanings may vary by municipality, so check signs and local rules. Blue does not mean unlimited parking.
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That blue always permits parking without a time limit.
That parking is allowed subject to the conditions and authorised duration.
That blue always prohibits all parking, even during authorised hours.
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