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Dubai's JVC District 16 to introduce paid on-street parking from October 15

On-street parking at Jumeirah Village Circle, District 16, in Dubai , will be chargeable from October 15, according to private parking company Parkonic. Under the standard parking rates, drivers will pay Dh4 per hour between 8am and 5pm, and Dh6 per hour from 5pm to midnight. Parking is free between midnight and 8am. Charges apply every day, including weekends and public holidays. Parkonic is…

Dubai's JVC District 16 to introduce paid on-street parking from October 15

Starting October 15, on-street parking in Dubai's Jumeirah Village Circle District 16 will become chargeable, according to private parking firm Parkonic. Hourly rates will be Dh4 from 8am to 5pm, and Dh6 outside of those hours. Free parking will be available from midnight to 8am daily, including weekends and public holidays. Parkonic is offering membership packages to Zone P117 residents, allowing eligible tenants to avoid hourly fees.

Monthly memberships cost Dh672, quarterly memberships Dh1,999, six-month packages Dh3,999, and annual memberships Dh4,999. Tenants must complete registration and activation before using the service; otherwise, standard charges will apply. SMS payments are available on-site, with automatic deductions from the vehicle's Salik account if not completed.

Cash, parking machines, and QR payments are not available. To register for membership, tenants must apply through the Parkonic+ app by October 13, providing their title deed, Ejari, and lease agreement. Parkonic will verify and approve applications, granting each eligible property two resident parking allocations. Multiple vehicles can be registered, but only two can use allocations simultaneously.

The membership is valid for the tenancy period, and residents must complete registration and activation after receiving an authorized PIN from Parkonic. Parkonic's on-street parking system is ticketless, with the vehicle's number plate serving as its digital parking record.

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