Dubai has introduced new parking regulations for the holy month of Ramadan in 2026, aimed at facilitating easier parking for residents and visitors. The city’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has announced that during certain periods, parking will be free for up to two hours, a change from the usual paid parking system.
Details of the Revised Ramadan Parking Rules
- Free parking duration: Up to two hours each day in designated areas.
- Paid parking: Fees will apply only outside the two-hour free parking windows.
- Objective: To reduce parking difficulties and assist worshippers attending mosques and prayer areas during Ramadan.
Purpose and Impact
This adjustment by the RTA is part of Dubai’s ongoing efforts to enhance urban services and improve the Ramadan experience for all. It reflects an understanding of the special needs of people observing the month of fasting, while also ensuring effective traffic management across the city.
Important Reminders for Drivers
- Monitor and follow updated parking signs indicating free and paid parking times.
- Plan parking arrangements to make full use of the two-hour free parking periods.
- Stay informed on further details through the RTA’s official website and local news outlets.
Ramadan is a time for spiritual reflection and community gatherings. Dubai’s revised parking guidelines aim to respect this spirit by easing parking challenges and supporting worshippers throughout the month.
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