Can agents immobilize a vehicle parked in a blue zone if it does not display a valid parking ticket?

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Yes, traffic regulations and municipal ordinances allow traffic enforcement authorities to immobilize a vehicle using a mechanical device (wheel clamp) in time-limited parking zones (blue zones). This occurs when the vehicle is parked without a valid ticket or has exceeded the paid time limit. The immobilization remains in effect until the driver pays the immobilization service fees and, if applicable, the fine amount. It is not necessary for the driver to be a repeat offender or to be located beforehand to apply this measure.

Can agents immobilize a vehicle parked in a blue zone if it does not display a valid parking ticket?

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