A list of behaviors prohibited for drivers in public parking in the Emirates in general and public parking in Sharjah in particular has been identified and announced, as it causes crowding, disrupts traffic and violates regulations and order.
As a result of the congestion it generates, the disruption it causes to traffic, and the violation of regulations and order that it causes, a list of behaviours that are prohibited for drivers in public parking in Sharjah in particular and public parking in the Emirates in general has been established and released.
An important statement from Sharjah Municipality regarding public parking
The Municipality of Sharjah has identified a number of common behaviours that should be avoided when using the public parking service, and it has urged the public to cooperate with it by adhering to the regulations and laws that are currently in force in regulating the work of public parking that is subject to fees in all areas of the city of Sharjah, as the municipality is keen to educate the public in a way that is permanent in all areas of municipal work and seeks continuously to clarify the negatio
The date of the inspection campaigns on public parking lots to arrest violators in the Emirates
In this context, Hamid Al-Qaed, Director of the Public Parking Department in the Municipality of Sharjah, confirmed that the municipality is working to organise daily inspection visits during the work of public parking that are subject to fees in the city of Sharjah during weekdays from eight in the morning until ten in the evening, as well as during Fridays and official holidays to monitor All violations and take the necessary measures regarding them, as the public parking in Sharjah is subject to fees. This is because the public parking As a result, the municipality employs inspection teams to keep an eye out for any potential violations in order to maintain the availability of this service around the clock.
Behaviors prohibited in public parking in the UAE
When utilising the public parking service, the leader explained that there are ten common behaviours that should be avoided. These behaviours include: reserving more than one parking space; as it is necessary to allow other users to use the parking lots; obstructing traffic by standing behind vehicles; as it is necessary to allow other users to use the parking lots; standing in bus stops; as this leads to impeding the movement of passengers getting on and off; standing in prohibited or planned areas; and standing on the sidewalk. Because it poses a risk to pedestrians, parking in closed dirt squares, parking on curves of roads, as well as parking within government setbacks for buildings, and parking in special parking lots designed for individuals with disabilities (without a permission authorising this), are all prohibited parking behaviours.
