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Gulf Business
6 days ago
- Automotive
- Gulf Business
Dubai: New parking plans launched for students, educators
Image credit: Dubai Media Office (Picture used for illustrative purposes) Dubai's largest provider of paid public parking, Read- Students can now subscribe for just Dhs100 per month, granting access to roadside and plot parking in Zones A, B, C, and D within a 500-meter radius of their educational institutions. Staff members of private educational institutions are also eligible for the same Dhs100 monthly rate, providing cost-effective parking near their workplaces. In addition, Parkin has introduced a subscription plan for multi-storey parking, starting at Dhs735 per month. This option offers convenient access to parking near homes, offices, and key city destinations, easing daily commutes and supporting urban mobility. The launch of these plans was shared in a post on Parkin's official X (formerly Twitter) account. Parkin introduces new subscriptions designed for students, educators, and multi-storey parking access, with flexible options to suit your daily needs. Discover them now on our app or at — ParkinUAE (@ParkinUAE) In a related development, Dubai Municipality signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Parkin on July 9, 2025, aimed at boosting the operational efficiency and service quality of the emirate's public parking infrastructure. The agreement outlines collaboration in key areas, including the development of planning and regulatory standards, streamlining of permit procedures, and data sharing to enhance service optimization. As part of the MoU, Parkin will also manage selected free public parking facilities currently owned by Dubai Municipality, further expanding its smart parking network, These initiatives are part of a broader strategy to enhance urban infrastructure and improve the daily commute experience for residents across Dubai.
Yahoo
12-07-2025
- Yahoo
Furious mother-daughter duo viciously attacks driver for moving trash cans reserving parking spot: video
Two individuals were arrested in New York City last week after video captured them spewing racial slurs and viciously attacking a female driver over a public parking space. Andreea Dumitru, 45, and Sabrina Starman, 21, were charged with assault on Monday after attacking a 21-year-old driver outside a home in Ridgewood, Queens, police confirmed to Fox News Digital on Saturday. Social media users on Reddit alleged that the two attackers were a mother-daughter duo who became violent after the victim tried to move a trash can that was placed in the street to block off a public parking spot. The suspects allegedly punched the woman multiple times in the face and body, causing substantial pain, authorities said. Subway Riders Deliver Street Justice To Brute Who Grabbed Screaming Woman On Platform The victim was identified as Jada McPherson, according to the New York Post. Read On The Fox News App While the attack erupted on Monday, neighbors say tensions over the parking spot have been simmering for years. Social media users on a Reddit post titled "The fight over the parking spot finally happened" claimed that the individuals involved routinely used trash cans and traffic cones to illegally hold street parking for hours while they were away. A former resident on the Reddit thread said, "Sometimes those trash cans will be there for three hours reserving the spot." The person who filmed the altercation said in the post, "It's been going on for years. The whole family does it, today someone finally had a breaking point." Convicted Rapist On Parole Charged With Attempted Murder After Brutal Attack Leaves Nyc Mother In Coma Video shows the moments before the brawl, where the 21-year-old victim is seen with her car, trying to clear the parking spot by removing the garbage bin. A man was heard shouting, "Stop touching my stuff!" as he placed the garbage cans back on the curb, according to Fox 5 New York. The victim responded with, "I just got home from work! I don't want to circle the block five times looking for a parking spot because this [expletive] was holding it with a garbage can," the outlet reported. Surveillance Video Shows California Homeless Woman Set On Fire In Horrific Attack Moments later, Starman lunged at the woman and began throwing punches. Dumitru and an unidentified man joined in by hitting the woman and pulling her hair as the victim curled up defensively. A bystander with a cane was also heard yelling as the scuffle escalated. Click To Get The Fox News App Police arrested Dumitru and Starman at the scene, and the victim was treated for her injuries on-site, authorities article source: Furious mother-daughter duo viciously attacks driver for moving trash cans reserving parking spot: video
Khaleej Times
10-07-2025
- Automotive
- Khaleej Times
UAE: New paid parking zones announced in Abu Dhabi from July 10
New paid parking zones have come up at different locations in Abu Dhabi, Q Mobility announced on Thursday, July 10. Q Mobility said that Mawaqif paid parking system has been activated in Eastern Mangroves, Dolphin Park, and three sectors along Al Khaleej Al Arabi Street — specifically at Al Khaleej Al Arabi Park 1, 2, 4, and 5, as well as Al Qurm Plaza. Mawaqif will be applied in accordance with the regulations in force across the UAE capital, starting from Thursday, July 10. Q Mobility said that the activation of Mawaqif in several sectors within Abu Dhabi Island is part of its ongoing efforts to regulate vehicle movement and enhance the efficiency of public parking usage across the emirate. The announcement follows the completion of infrastructure works, which included curb painting, installation of directional signage, and distribution of awareness signages to the public. Q Mobility confirmed that this step is part of its broader strategy to enhance the parking experience, provide effective solutions that regulate public parking use, and improve traffic flow. The company urged all users to adhere to the instructions displayed on signages and to utilise the available digital channels to facilitate the payment process through Darb app.
Zawya
10-07-2025
- Automotive
- Zawya
Q Mobility announces Activation of Mawaqif in new sectors within Abu Dhabi Island
Abu Dhabi, UAE: Q Mobility has announced the activation of Mawaqif in several sectors within Abu Dhabi Island, as part of its ongoing efforts to regulate vehicle movement and enhance the efficiency of public parking usage across the emirate. In this regard, Q Mobility stated that the activation covers Eastern Mangroves, Dolphin Park, and three sectors along Al Khaleej Al Arabi Street — specifically at Al Khaleej Al Arabi Park 1, 2, 4, and 5, as well as Al Qurm Plaza. Mawaqif will be applied in accordance with the regulations in force across the emirate, starting Wednesday, July 10th, 2025. The announcement follows the completion of infrastructure works, which included curb painting, installation of directional signage, and distribution of awareness signages to the public. Q Mobility confirmed that this step is part of its broader strategy to enhance the parking experience, provide effective solutions that regulate public parking use, and improve traffic flow. The company urged all users to adhere to the instructions displayed on signages and to utilise the available digital channels to facilitate the payment process through Darb app. About Q Mobility Q Mobility, a wholly owned subsidiary of Abu Dhabi investment and holding company-ADQ, focuses on providing sustainable and integrated smart mobility solutions to enhance the efficiency, reliability and convenience of transportation infrastructure, in line with Abu Dhabi's vision for progress and development. Q Mobility manages, operates and develops Darb, Abu Dhabi's toll system, and Mawaqif, the emirate's public parking system.
Khaleej Times
09-07-2025
- Business
- Khaleej Times
Dubai: Parkin to operate parking facilities at some public parks
Parking operations at some of Dubai's public parks will now be operated by Parkin Company PJSC after an agreement was signed between Dubai Municipality and Parkin on Wednesday. The agreement will "enhance operational efficiency and service quality across the emirate's public parking infrastructure," according to both the entities. The agreement establishes a framework for collaboration between both parties in several key areas, including developing planning and regulatory standards, streamlining permit procedures, and enabling data exchange to support service optimisation. The MoU enables Parkin to manage select public parking facilities owned by Dubai Municipality, adding to the company's growing network of smart-parking solution offerings, according to a joint press statement released on Wednesday. There are five major parks in Dubai, including Za'abeel, Mushrif National Park, Al Mamzar, Al Khor, and Al Safa. According to Dubai Municipality, these parks welcomed a combined 6.69 million visitors last year. Dubai Municipality also operates the Qur'anic Garden that attracted 1.8 million visitors last year, and Dubai Frame which received 1.59 million visitors in 2024. There is also Children's City and a number of municipal parks. Bader Anwahi, CEO of the Public Facilities Agency at Dubai Municipality, said: 'The MoU aligns with our efforts to develop integrated infrastructure that meets Dubai's aspirations for a smart and sustainable future. Through this collaboration, we aim to improve the quality and efficiency of public services, enhance the customer experience, and support Dubai's strategic vision for sustainable urban mobility.' The agreement between Dubai Municipality and Parkin also 'includes exploring opportunities for investment and development of multi-storey parking structures, managing regulated facilities, and delivering value-added parking services at major events. The scope also covers the development of unified criteria for utilising private plots as public parking areas and identifying innovative mobility solutions, including smart access, and payment systems.' Mohamed Abdulla Al Ali, CEO of Parkin, said: Leveraging our extensive expertise in managing public parking, and in alignment with the Dubai Municipality's long-term urban planning goals, we are developing integrated infrastructure to enhance urban mobility and support the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan.' 'This partnership with Dubai Municipality reflects Parkin's commitment to advancing the emirate's vision for a smarter and more sustainable future,' he added.
