Can blue parking spaces be used for long-term parking?

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Blue parking spaces may not necessarily allow long-term parking. There are usually signs next to the parking spaces indicating the free parking periods, which vary depending on the specific location as there is no unified regulation. There are three types of parking space markings: blue, white, and yellow. Blue represents free parking spaces, white represents paid parking spaces (some of which may be free at night), and yellow represents special vehicle parking spaces (such as fire trucks). Parking spaces with yellow markings usually allow temporary parking but strictly prohibit long-term parking. Relevant regulations: Blue parking spaces indicate free motor vehicle or non-motor vehicle parking spaces, marked with free parking lines. If the blue marking is dashed, it only allows limited-time free parking. Only solid blue lines indicate long-term free parking. It is important to note that even if the marking is a solid blue line, it is best not to park for more than one day to avoid receiving a ticket.