DFM ---ADX ---
5hiPhone 18 Pre-orders Stir Excitement and Debate in the UAEUAE
5hUAE Fatwa Council Confirms Start of Rabi Al ThaniUAE
6hUAE President Attends Munich Business Forum, Secures $10 Billion in DealsUAE
6hManchester Derby: UAE Insights and Betting TrendsUAE
6hDubai Court Ruling Clarifies Divorce-for-Harm Claims Across BordersUAE
6hUAE President’s Heartwarming Gesture to Patients in GermanyUAE
6hFive Lucky Expats Celebrate Dh500,000 Big Ticket WinUAE
6hNew Ban on Barbecues at Flamingo Beach in Ras Al KhaimahUAE
6hUAE's NCM Denies Viral Rumors Linking Floods to El NiñoUAE
6hSurprise Visit from Sheikh Mohammed Leaves Dubai Students AwestruckUAE
6hWhy Kidney Disease Often Goes Undetected in the UAEUAE
6hUAE Search and Rescue Team Boosts Nepal Flood Relief EffortsUAE
6hRediscovering Professional Identity: How UAE Women are Returning to the WorkforceUAE
6hUAE Issues Fog Red Alert as Temperatures Climb to 42ºCUAE
6hSharjah Police Issues Warning After Motorcyclist Crashes Due to TailgatingUAE
6hUAE Students Create AI Innovations to Improve Hospital EfficiencyUAE
6hAbu Dhabi Speed Limit Lowered on E311 Starting September 14UAE
6hNew Guidelines Curb Chaos in UAE School WhatsApp GroupsUAE
6hUAE Authorities Intercept Two Human Smuggling OperationsUAE
6hWhy Parents Often Struggle More Than Kids During School Drop-offsUAE
1dAbu Dhabi Prepares for Academic Year with Massive Clean-up and Safety DriveUAE
1dMourning the Passing of Sheikh Mohammed bin Salem bin Sultan Al QasimiUAE
1dUAE President Visits German Bundestag to Strengthen Bilateral TiesUAE
1dUAE Expresses Hope for Resolution Following Algeria’s Severing of TiesUAE
1dAbdul Rahman Yusuf Al Qardawi’s Pardon and Personal TestimonyUAE

Sharjah Announces Free Parking for Hijri New Year Holiday

Sun, Jun 14, 2026(90d ago)UAE

In celebration of the upcoming Hijri New Year, Sharjah authorities have announced that public parking will be free for motorists on Monday, June 15. While this applies to most standard public parking zones across the city, drivers should remain vigilant, as the exemption does not cover smart parking facilities or the blue-signposted zones. These designated areas operate on a 24/7 basis and will continue to charge fees regardless of public holidays or weekends.

Across the wider UAE, similar measures are being implemented to provide convenience for commuters during the break. Abu Dhabi’s Mawaqif parking and Darb toll gates are set to be free for the holiday, and Dubai typically follows suit for standard parking zones, excluding multi-storey car parks. As the nation prepares for this official public holiday, residents are reminded to check specific signage before parking to avoid unexpected fines, ensuring a smooth and stress-free long weekend.

Comments0
No comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.