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Ramadan began in the UAE on February 18, bringing changes to daily life across the country. In Sharjah, the Municipality has announced that public parking will be free on Fridays throughout the holy month. This does not apply to smart parking areas or zones marked with blue instruction signs. These spaces will continue to charge fees every day of the week, including Fridays and public holidays. Abu Dhabi and Dubai have also introduced revised parking and toll gate timings. If you’re planning to drive there during Ramadan, it’s a good idea to check the updated schedules in advance. If you’re...

Bahrain has introduced a new water taxi system, offering a traffic-free way to travel across parts of the island by sea. This eco-friendly transportation option allows passengers to move between six stations across Manama and Muharraq with one-way or round-trip service. Operated by Masar Group, this service is available daily and offers a new way for both locals and tourists to commute while enjoying coastal views.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Water Taxi (@watertaxibh) Each water taxi carries up to 28 passengers (20 standard and 8 VIP seats) and is fully air-conditioned. Free...

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has introduced a new direct intercity bus service to make traveling between Dubai and Abu Dhabi smoother and more convenient. Partnering with Capital Express, Route E308 connects the two cities without any stops along the way, providing a quick and hassle-free journey. Here are all key details on the new intercity bus E308 linking Dubai and Abu Dhabi: Stop in Dubai: Al Quoz Bus Station Stop in Abu Dhabi: MBZ Bus Station Price: AED 25 per ride Frequency: Buses run every 3 hours throughout the week View this post on Instagram A post shared...

Starting Friday, July 25, banks in the United Arab Emirates will begin phasing out one-time passwords (OTPs) that are currently sent by SMS and email. The shift is part of a gradual security update led by the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE). OTPs are short security codes sent to your phone or inbox. They're used to approve online payments, including things like shopping or QR-code transactions when dining out. This won’t happen overnight — the rollout is gradual and expected to be completed by March 2026 across all banks in the country. But the UAE’s banking system is moving...

Riyadh Public Transport has introduced a set of fines to maintain order and encourage respectful behavior among passengers of Riyadh Metro. Below is an overview of 10 fines to help you stay informed and avoid any penalties while using the metro. Eating or drinking inside the metro will cost you SAR 100. If you’re thinking about munching on a snack or sipping your latte while riding, best to save those cravings for before or after your ride Smoking or vaping inside the metro is even more expensive: SAR 200 Bringing food or objects with unpleasant odours will cost you SAR...

Abu Dhabi has expanded its public paid parking services to include several new areas, according to an announcement from Q Mobility. As of Thursday, July 10, parking fees are now in effect in the following locations: Eastern Mangroves Dolphin Park Sectors along Al Khaleej Al Arabi Street, including: Al Khaleej Al Arabi Park 1, 2, 4, and 5 Al Qurm Plaza Q Mobility is responsible for managing both Mawaqif, the capital’s public parking system, and Darb, the toll collection platform. The expansion follows the completion of infrastructure upgrades in these areas, such as curb painting, installation of directional signs, and...

Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are joining forces to build the King Hamad Bridge, a major infrastructure project expected to be completed by December 2030. This bridge will serve as a vital connection between the two Gulf nations, improving transportation, trade, and economic ties. The announcement came during the third meeting of the Saudi-Bahraini Coordination Council, where officials reviewed the progress of key projects, including investments, environmental initiatives, and infrastructure development. Alongside the new bridge, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are also working on a railway project, set for completion in the same year. These projects reflect the countries' commitment to modernizing...

The International Astronomical Centre (IAC) has announced its expected start date for Ramadan 2025. Most Islamic countries will be looking for the crescent moon on Friday, February 28, 2025, to determine the beginning of the holy month. According to Mohammed Shawkat Odeh, the Centre’s director, some regions might be able to spot the crescent moon that evening using telescopes. Since the moon’s conjunction happens before sunset and it will still be visible after sunset in all Islamic regions, most countries are expected to declare Saturday, March 1, as the first day of Ramadan. Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic...

Dubai has announced an exciting new project, the Dubai Walk, aimed at creating an extensive 3,300km pedestrian-friendly network to enhance mobility and encourage walking in the city. Spearheaded by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the initiative seeks to redefine urban living with walkways, green trails, and cutting-edge pedestrian facilities. The Dubai Walk Master Plan will include: Climate-controlled pathways allowing pedestrians to walk comfortably year-round with innovative cooling technology. 112 km of scenic waterfront pathways and 124 km green trails. 110 pedestrian bridges and tunnels to ensure seamless connectivity. 150km...

Over the weekend, some lanes on the Shaikh Khalifa bin Salman Highway in Bahrain will be closed, especially if you're driving from A’ali towards Manama. The Ministry of Works has announced that from Friday, January 31, starting at 1 AM until Sunday, February 2, at 5 AM, lanes will be closed in stages. First, one lane will be shut down, then eventually two lanes will be blocked off. This inconvenience is just a part of the highway's expansion project, so it will only be temporary. If you usually take this route, it's a good idea to plan ahead to avoid...