The move aims to reduce congestion, improve traffic flow, and enhance road safety in the area.
Q Mobility has announced the activation of paid parking in new sectors of Musaffah, starting Monday, April 20.
The move comes under the supervision of the Integrated Transport Centre, part of the Department of Municipalities and Transport, and forms part of the second phase of a wider plan to improve parking management and traffic flow across the emirate.
Areas covered
The newly activated zones include sectors M7, M8, M9, M14, and M15, with a total of 10,010 parking spaces.
Dedicated spaces have also been allocated for People of Determination, helping ensure easier access and supporting inclusive services.
Improving traffic flow
Officials said the expansion is intended to better organise the use of public parking and reduce congestion in busy areas.
Musaffah is one of Abu Dhabi’s main industrial and commercial zones, experiencing high daily traffic due to the constant movement of workers and visitors.
The new system is expected to make it easier to find parking, improve vehicle movement, and support road safety.
It will also help create a more organised environment for businesses and service providers in the area.
Parking fees and payment options
Parking fees have been set at Dh2 per hour for standard spaces in the newly activated sectors.
Users can make payments through multiple channels, including the Darb and TAMM apps, SMS services, and on-site payment machines.
Officials said these options are designed to provide a smooth and flexible experience for drivers.
Part of wider plan
Q Mobility said the step is part of an ongoing plan launched earlier this year to expand paid parking across key locations in Abu Dhabi.
The aim is to improve mobility, manage parking demand, and support overall traffic efficiency.
Officials added that such measures support better urban planning and help improve the quality of life for residents and visitors.
Q Mobility urged motorists to follow parking rules and use official payment channels to avoid fines.
