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No; the legally provided measures may apply.
No. Obtain the authorisation and comply with the ordinance’s conditions and permitted time; display a permit if required. Lack of authorisation differs from an electronic system requiring no paper ticket. The law permits immobilisation in these zones for missing or exceeded authorisation until the driver is identified, and removal in the statutory cases. Exceeding the time does not always mean automatic removal.
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No; the legally provided measures may apply.
Yes, an occupant remaining inside is enough.
Yes, time-limited parking zones never require authorisation.
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