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Parking prohibited on odd-numbered days.
The odd-day prohibition applies because 17 is odd. An even-day prohibition does not apply for that reason, and the first-half restriction under R-308c ends at 09:00 on the 16th. Odd- or even-day restrictions may be stated on a supplementary panel to a no-parking sign; obey its conditions and other signals.
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Parking prohibited on even-numbered days.
Parking prohibited on odd-numbered days.
Parking prohibited in the first half of the month.
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