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During regulated periods the stay may be limited; check the signed conditions.
In a regulated blue zone, permitted parking duration may be limited during operating periods. Check the operating hours, maximum stay and other conditions on the section’s signs and in municipal rules. Colour alone does not give a specific maximum stay or authorise unlimited parking, nor does it mean that parking is generally prohibited.
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Parking is prohibited at every time because the markings are blue.
During regulated periods the stay may be limited; check the signed conditions.
Unlimited parking is always allowed, just as in every white-marked space.
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