Paid parking introduced in more Dubai areas as Parkin expands network
Motorists are to pay for parking in certain areas of Dubai's Jebel Ali Industrial area and Al Furjan, as Parkin introduces new tariffs in the two neighbourhoods. In Jebel Ali Industrial area, public parking fees have been introduced under Code 599T, with signs installed to inform motorists of the system, the company said. Parking will operate from 8am to 10pm, and motorists will be charged Dh4.20…
Beginning in October, Dubai Multi Commodities Centre extended its agreement with Parkin for another decade to handle paid parking at Jumeirah Lakes Towers. Parkin is now expanding its paid parking network to include two more districts in Dubai: Jebel Ali Industrial area and Al Furjan.
In Jebel Ali Industrial area, motorists will now face parking fees under Code 599T. Signs have been placed to notify drivers of this new system. Vehicles can be parked from 8am to 10pm, with an hourly charge of Dh4.20.
For those who require longer-term parking, Parkin offers subscriptions through their app. A one-month subscription costs Dh315, while three months are Dh840, six months amount to Dh1,680, and a full year is Dh2,940.
Al Furjan will fall under parking zone 591P. Subscribers can opt for similar subscription plans. A one-month subscription is Dh1,999, three months is Dh3,999, and a year-long subscription costs Dh4,999.
Parkin allows payment through various channels including the Parkin App, SMS, WhatsApp, the Roads and Transport Authority, DubaiNow apps, or payment machines. This initiative is part of Dubai's strategy to reduce illegal parking and manage available spaces more effectively.
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