Yes. A city may suspend Zona Azul, replace the operating model or spend a period without the service. That does not necessarily mean the need for parking turnover disappeared. The problem may lie in the contract, procurement process or execution.
Common reasons include contract termination, delay in a new tender, a court or audit decision, failure to meet obligations, implementation problems or a change in municipal policy for that area.
“Reversing it” can mean different things
Abandoning the parking-turnover policy is not the same as replacing the way it is delivered. A municipality may pause charging, prepare a new contract and later resume with different channels or rules.
Before judging a case, check:
- which official act suspended or ended the operation;
- whether the measure was temporary;
- the stated reason;
- what the street signs required during the transition;
- whether another model replaced the old one.
Drivers must follow the rule and signage in force at that moment. An old news story does not override current municipal information.