Drivers could access parking services and pay fees through integrated digital channelsLast updated: August 10, 2026 | 12:102 MIN READDubai: Drivers moving between Abu Dhabi and Dubai could see a more integrated parking experience after Q Mobility and Parkin signed an agreement to connect their digital parking ecosystems and explore joint smart parking services.Q Mobility, which operates public parking in Abu Dhabi, and Dubai’s Parkin will work on integrating their systems and digital platforms to give residents and visitors a unified and secure way to access parking services and pay fees through integrated digital channels.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.The Memorandum of Understanding brings together the largest public parking operators in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, with both companies planning to develop a roadmap covering joint initiatives and pilot projects.Digital payments and parking accessThe integration focuses on making parking services easier to access across the two cities, while improving how occupancy and demand are managed.Artificial intelligence, data analytics and other digital tools will be considered to forecast parking demand, manage occupancy and improve service quality.Through this MoU, we are establishing a framework to explore opportunities that enhance the parking experience, improve convenience for residents and visitors, and strengthen integration between our respective mobility ecosystemsMohamed Husain Karmastaji, Chief Executive Officer of Q MobilityThe agreement does not detail when the integrated services will become available, with the two operators first set to develop a roadmap and assess potential pilot projects.Parking operators to share expertiseQ Mobility and Parkin will also explore mechanisms for exchanging data and technical expertise, subject to applicable regulations and data-protection requirements.The companies plan to assess new parking management technologies, improve the use of existing infrastructure and strengthen the long-term readiness of parking facilities.This agreement represents a strategic milestone in the development of the UAE’s parking sector, bringing together the largest public parking operators in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. It will enable us to combine our expertise and capabilities to develop an integrated and pioneering model for smart parking management and operations.Eng. Mohamed Abdulla Al Ali, Chief Executive Officer of ParkinThe partnership will also examine governance and operational practices that could be applied across their respective networks while supporting wider integration between the mobility systems of Abu Dhabi and Dubai.Nivetha Dayanand is Assistant Business Editor at Gulf News, where she spends her days unpacking money, markets, aviation, and the big shifts shaping life in the Gulf. Before returning to Gulf News, she launched Finance Middle East, complete with a podcast and video series.