Dubai, famous for its strict regulations and impeccable order, adheres to strict standards in the field of parking. In 2025, the system of penalties for non-compliance with parking regulations remains relevant and has serious consequences. It is extremely important for all motorists to understand these rules in order to avoid unexpected financial costs and unpleasant situations.
Parking in the wrong place: Stopping on sidewalks, pedestrian zones, places designated for persons with disabilities, in the absence of a permit, as well as in areas marked with a double yellow line, is punishable by an immediate fine of 200 dirhams.
Exceeding the paid parking time: Payment for a parking space is mandatory in all designated areas. Exceeding the paid time limit is also considered a violation and entails a fine of 100 dirhams.
Incorrect parking payment: The use of invalid parking receipts or incorrect data entry in the parking machine is also punishable by a fine of 150 dirhams.
All of the above fines are based on official information provided by the Dubai Police in February 2025.
In the case of renting a car in Dubai, the responsibility for paying parking fines lies with the tenant. Companies that provide car rental services usually deduct the amount of the fine from the credit card indicated at the time of registration of the lease, and may charge an additional fee for processing the fine. In this regard, parking regulations must be carefully observed and all parking tickets must be kept.
In conclusion, knowledge and strict observance of parking rules in Dubai is a guarantee of a comfortable and trouble–free stay in the city. Be vigilant and responsible to avoid penalties and fully enjoy the beauties of this wonderful city.
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