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Al Ain introduces Dh2 hourly parking fee in three sectors from October 26

Motorists in Al Ain will have to pay Dh2 an hour to park in three sectors of the city from Monday, October 26, as authorities introduce paid parking across 1,455 spaces.

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Drivers parking in the three Al Ain sectors (Al Mutarad and city centre) must pay Dh2 per hour starting October 26, using the Darb or TAMM applications.

Motorists in Al Ain will have to pay Dh2 an hour to park in three sectors of the city from October 26. Q Mobility announced that the charges would apply to parking spaces in Al Mutarad and the city centre, under the regulatory supervision of the Integrated Transport Centre (Abu Dhabi Mobility), part of the Department of Municipalities and Transport. The three sectors include designated parking spaces for People of Determination. The hourly fee for standard parking spaces covered by the scheme will be Dh2. Motorists can pay through the Darb and TAMM applications. Authorities aim to regulate parking use, improve traffic flow and make it easier for residents, visitors and employees to access businesses, facilities and services across the city.

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Reported by: Gulf News 20 Oct 2026 Read the original ↗ More from Gulf News →

This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice. For your specific situation, consult a UAE-qualified professional and the original source.

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What do I need to do?

Drivers parking in the three Al Ain sectors (Al Mutarad and city centre) must pay Dh2 per hour starting October 26, using the Darb or TAMM applications.

Who reported this?

Gulf News (UAE).

When was it announced?

20 Oct 2026.

Where can I read the original?

Read the original at Gulf News: https://gulfnews.com/uae/transport/al-ain-to-introduce-dh2-hourly-paid-parking-in-three-sectors-from-october-26-1.500717575

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