Abu Dhabi tightens rules on valet parking operations, issues new notice

ITC’s field inspection team carries out monitoring campaigns

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Ashwani Kumar, Chief Reporter
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The Integrated Transport Centre (ITC) has issued a notice stressing that all entities offering valet parking services must obtain official licences from the ITC before commencing any activity in Abu Dhabi.
The Integrated Transport Centre (ITC) has issued a notice stressing that all entities offering valet parking services must obtain official licences from the ITC before commencing any activity in Abu Dhabi.
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Abu Dhabi: Local authorities in Abu Dhabi have issued a new directive requiring all valet parking service providers to obtain official licences before operating within the emirate.

Issuing a notice, the Integrated Transport Centre (ITC), affiliated with the Department of Municipalities and Transport, clarified that offering valet parking services without a licence or misusing an existing one, constitutes a violation of laws and regulations and subjects offenders to legal accountability.

The notice stated that entities must obtain official licences from the ITC. Field inspection teams are carrying out regular monitoring campaigns at service locations to ensure compliance and maintain a safe, organised environment.

The ITC urged relevant entities such as hotels, shopping centres, and service providers to review their legal standing and verify the validity of their permits in line with approved requirements.

The centre highlighted the importance of the public choosing licensed providers when using valet parking services, in order to safeguard their rights and ensure the safety of their vehicles.

The ITC confirmed that reports of illegal practices or violations related to valet parking services will be accepted through official communication channels.

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