Dubai’s RTA has adjusted public transport timings for Ramadan 2026, with the Metro operating extended hours to accommodate late-night prayers and gatherings. Paid parking offers an “Iftar Break” with free periods, while Salik tolls have reduced rates outside peak hours, ensuring smooth travel throughout the holy month.
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Dubai Metro announces new Ramadan 2026 timings, adds late-night Friday service
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