In a limited-time parking zone, what rule applies regarding the permit and time limits?

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In limited-time parking zones (commonly known as 'blue zones' or pay-and-display), the rules are strict to ensure vehicle rotation. Parking is prohibited if the authorizing permit (ticket) is not displayed or if the paid time limit is exceeded. It is not enough simply not to obstruct traffic; failing to comply with the time and payment conditions set by municipal bylaws is a regulatory infraction.

In a limited-time parking zone, what rule applies regarding the permit and time limits?

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