TARIF تعريفة
Fare quote T-0611-KHA-COR
- Al Maqta Bridge 4.00
- Fuel 2.1 L @ 3.83/L Special 95 7.97
Total · الإجمالي AED 11.97
Depart after 20:00 — save AED 4.00
Abu Dhabi toll road
Darb toll prices in Abu Dhabi
AED 4.00 per crossing. Two gate classes: four legacy bridges charge peak hours Monday–Saturday; two newer gates run around the clock.
Current rates — 2026
Legacy bridge gates (4)
- Al Maqta Bridge
- Rabdan (Mussafah Bridge)
- Sas Al Nakhl (Sheikh Zayed Bridge)
- Al Saadiyat (Sheikh Khalifa Bridge)
Peak windows: 07:00-09:00 and 15:00-19:00
4.00 AED / crossing at peak
Always-on gates (2) — since 4 May 2026
- Al Qurm (Wahat Al Karama St)
- Ghantoot (E11 near Dubai border)
4.00 AED / crossing, any time
No daily cap since 1 September 2025.
Rates checked 11 JUN 2026 — source: admobility.gov.ae (Abu Dhabi Mobility).
Two gate types, different rules
The original four Darb gates sit on bridges entering Abu Dhabi island: Al Maqta, Rabdan (Mussafah Bridge), Sas Al Nakhl (Sheikh Zayed Bridge), and Al Saadiyat (Sheikh Khalifa Bridge). These charge only during morning and evening peak hours on weekdays. Sundays and public holidays are free on these gates.
Al Qurm and Ghantoot are a different class. Both opened on 4 May 2026 and charge AED 4.00 every crossing, every hour, every day — no free windows, no Sunday exemption. Ghantoot sits on the E11 near the Dubai–Abu Dhabi border, which means there is now no toll-free time window for any crossing between the two cities.
Daily cap removed
Abu Dhabi Mobility removed the Darb daily cap on 1 September 2025. Before that date, charges were capped regardless of how many crossings you made in a day. That cap no longer exists — each crossing is billed individually at AED 4.00.
Peak windows for legacy gates
The four legacy bridge gates charge Monday–Saturday during two windows: 07:00-09:00 and 15:00-19:00. Crossings outside those windows on weekdays are free. All crossings on Sundays and public holidays are free on these gates.
Price your own trip
The Khalifa City → Corniche route crosses one legacy Darb gate. Switch to the Dubai → Abu Dhabi route to see the always-on Ghantoot charge.
Frequently asked
- Is Darb free on Sunday?
- It depends on the gate. The four legacy bridge gates are free on Sundays and public holidays. Al Qurm and Ghantoot charge AED 4.00 every day, around the clock — Sundays included.
- What happened to the Darb daily cap?
- Abu Dhabi Mobility removed the daily cap on 1 September 2025. There is no longer a maximum daily charge. Each Darb crossing is billed at AED 4.00, no matter how many you make in a day.
- What are Darb peak hours?
- The legacy bridge gates charge Monday to Saturday during two windows: 07:00-09:00 and 15:00-19:00. Outside those windows on weekdays — and all day on Sundays and holidays — those gates are free. Al Qurm and Ghantoot have no peak concept; they charge 24/7.
- Which Darb gates charge 24/7?
- Al Qurm (Wahat Al Karama Street) and Ghantoot (E11 near the Dubai border). Both went live on 4 May 2026 and charge AED 4.00 per crossing at all hours, every day of the week.