- All public parking in Dubai, except for multi-level terminals, will be free from Ramadan 29 to Shawwal 3.
- Ramadan 29 corresponds to Monday, April 8, and Eid Al Fitr commences on Tuesday, April 9.
- Vehicle testing service will only be available on Ramadan 29 and Shawwal 3.
If the crescent moon is spotted on Monday, it would mark the last day of Ramadan, and Eid Al Fitr will commence on Tuesday, April 9. Parking will be free for five days until Shawwal 3, April 11, Thursday, with tariffs resuming on Friday, April 12.
If the moon is not sighted, the holy month will extend to 30 days, and the Islamic festival will be on April 10, with Shawwal 3 falling on April 12. This results in public parking being free for six days, as tariffs resume on Saturday, April 13.
Metro and Tram timings:
The RTA also announced that during Eid Al Fitr, Dubai Metro will operate with extended hours.- Both the Red and Green Lines will operate on Saturday, April 6, from 5 am until 1 am the following day.
- Sunday (April 7) from 8am – 1am (next day)
- Monday to Saturday (April 8–13) 5am – 1am
- Sunday (April 14) 8am – 12 midnight
- Dubai Tram will operate from 6 am until 1 am, Monday to Saturday, and from 9 am to 1am on Sunday, April 14.
Public buses:
The RTA has announced that it will make adjustments to the operating hours of public and intercity buses. Commuters are advised to check the S’hail App for updates. Operating hours for marine transport, including water taxi, Dubai Ferry, and abra, are also available on the RTA app.Vehicle testing:
During Eid Al Fitr, service centers will be closed from Ramadan 29 to Shawwal 3, with work resuming on Shawwal 4. Vehicle testing service will only be available on Ramadan 29 and Shawwal 3. All Customer Happiness Centers will be closed during the holidays, except for the kiosks or smart customer centers in Umm Ramool, Deira, Barsha, Al Kifaf, and the RTA head office, which will remain operational 24/7 as usual.[embedpost slug="uae-updated-petrol-prices-dubai-latest-fuel-rates/"]
