On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the Holy Prophet…
Following this announcement last week Saturday 8 October will be a national holiday. (which is on the weekend so most of you are closed anyway), Abu Dhabi’s Integrated Transport Center has confirmed that Maqwaq parking and Darb tolls charges will also get a short holiday.
And since Sundays are free for both tolls and parking anyway — that means you get free motoring all weekend (except for petrol, although it kindly dropped its own price earlier in the month. was).
Times
In keeping with tradition, on the occasion of the Prophet’s (PBUH) birthday, parking in the capital’s Mawaqif parking bays and passing through the city’s Darb toll gates will be free from the morning of Saturday, October 8 until 7.59am on Monday. October 10, 2020.
Public transport
As always – this also means that Customer Experience Centers will also be closed on Saturday, resuming operations on Monday 10 October. During this time, many services can be accessed on the ITC website, itc.gov.aethrough the Darb app or by calling (800) 88888.
Public Transport — Bus routes, and ferries will run on their normal schedule, which you can keep up to date with. darb.ae Website or App.
Things to do this weekend
If you’re looking for some inspiration to make the most of this cost-saving discount this weekend, check out Our guide to the best things to do in Abu Dhabi this weekend.
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