According to www.thenationalnews.com, the variable parking prices in Dubai, implemented since April this year, have had a significant impact on the revenue of this sector. Reports indicate that parking revenue in the third quarter of this year reached a record 343.3 million dirhams (93.5 million dollars), reflecting a 43 percent increase compared to last year. This revenue increase has occurred alongside a dramatic rise in the number of fines issued, which has reached 63 percent. Mohammed Al Ali, CEO of Dubai Parking, expressed satisfaction with the results achieved, stating, "The successful implementation of variable parking rates has helped us significantly increase our revenue." With rising costs during peak times, this system has contributed to revenue growth, while revenue from fines has also increased by 59 percent due to more license plate scans. Although the number of parking spaces has reached 219,000, usage rates have declined due to the shift to seasonal cards. These changes, along with rising prices and fines, have affected the user experience of parking in Dubai. While some drivers may be dissatisfied with these policies, it seems that these changes have been necessary for improving the financial situation and urban services in Dubai. The future of parking in this city may move towards optimization and increased customer satisfaction. For more images and additional information, please refer to the source of the news.