The technology is already live in select areas, including Eastern Mangroves, Dolphin Park, Al Qurm Plaza, and key sectors along Al Khaleej Al Arabi Street. Once a car is parked, the system connects to platforms like Darb Wallet to process payments in real time. That means no more scrambling for SMS codes or opening the Mawaqif app. Your car simply takes care of it.
Beyond convenience, the system is designed to improve overall traffic efficiency. By reducing human error, streamlining payments, and enhancing compliance, it also helps city authorities monitor usage more effectively. It is part of a broader push to cut operational costs and support sustainability by encouraging smoother and smarter mobility across Abu Dhabi.
As more zones shift to paid status, Darb is quickly becoming essential for drivers, not just for parking but for tolls and fine payments as well. With real-time tracking, alerts, and payment options built into one digital platform, parking in the capital could soon become a fully automated process. If the pilot proves successful, Abu Dhabi may be among the first cities in the region to adopt truly hands-free parking at scale.