Work out your Abu Dhabi Darb toll cost. Every Darb crossing costs a flat AED 4 — the question is only whether that crossing falls inside a charging window.
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Darb cost per trip
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Only count crossings that fall inside a charging window (see below) — free crossings cost nothing and shouldn’t be included.
Rate used: AED 4 per chargeable crossing, no daily or monthly cap (removed 1 September 2025). Six gates total: the original four — Sheikh Zayed Bridge, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Bridge, Al Maqtaa Bridge, Mussafah Bridge — charge only Monday–Saturday, 7–9am and 3–7pm (free all day Sunday, public holidays, and outside those hours). The two newer gates, Ghantoot and Al Qurm (activated 4 May 2026), charge 24/7 with no exemptions. See our data sources.
How Darb pricing works
Darb charges a flat AED 4 per crossing — there’s no peak/off-peak price difference like Salik. What varies is whether a crossing is charged at all. The four original gates only charge during weekday peak windows; the two newest gates charge every crossing, any time.
Frequently asked questions
Is Darb free on Sundays?
At the four original gates, yes — Sundays and public holidays are toll-free. The two newer gates (Ghantoot, Al Qurm) charge 24/7 with no free days.
Is there a daily cap on Darb charges?
No. The previous daily and monthly fee caps were removed on 1 September 2025 — every chargeable crossing is billed individually.
Which bridges use Darb?
Sheikh Zayed Bridge, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Bridge, Al Maqtaa Bridge, Mussafah Bridge, plus Ghantoot and Al Qurm gates added in May 2026.