Limited-term permits for cheaper standard parking spaces are being issued in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain following a move by the Integrated Transport Centre.
Individuals and companies who regularly use the facilities can now apply for a one, three, six or 12-month permit.
This means they won’t have to make daily parking payments.
Prices range from AED 391 to AED 4,695.
But the permits cannot be used in residential or premium parking spaces, with white and blue markings.
ITC offers limited-term parking permits for standard parking spaces. Users, individuals and companies, who regularly use these parking spaces can subscribe for the permit at a specified monthly fee without the need for daily parking fee payment. pic.twitter.com/TjqdJNnz3L
— أبوظبي للتنقل | AD Mobility (@ad_mobility) March 8, 2021


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