When parking in a blue zone or regulated parking area, how must the driver indicate the start time?

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In parking zones with limited hours (commonly known as blue zones), regulations require the user to prove payment and the duration of parking. To do this, a ticket must be obtained from enabled parking meters or through approved mobile applications. If a physical ticket is used, it must be placed inside the vehicle so that it is fully visible and legible from the outside (usually on the dashboard), allowing control agents to verify the start time and the time limit. A handwritten note has no legal validity and does not prove payment of the fee.

When parking in a blue zone or regulated parking area, how must the driver indicate the start time?

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