Motorists in Dubai need to know the adjusted Salik toll rates for Ramadan 2025 before hitting the road this holy month. Salik has introduced a modified schedule that extends toll-free windows to accommodate iftar and suhoor travel — giving drivers more flexibility during the most important times of the day.
Salik Ramadan 2025 Toll Rates at a Glance
Weekdays (Monday to Saturday):
- Peak Hours (9am – 5pm): AED 6 - Off-Peak Hours (7am – 9am & 5pm – 2am): AED 4 - Free Travel: 2am – 7am
Sundays (excluding public holidays and major events):
- Toll Rate: AED 4 from 7am – 2am - Free Travel: 2am – 7am
Key Updates for Ramadan 2025
The toll-free window from 2am to 7am is designed to cover the suhoor period, allowing motorists to travel without charge before the pre-dawn meal and Fajr prayers. This free window applies every day of the week throughout Ramadan.
Additionally, the extended off-peak rate of AED 4 — covering the evening period from 5pm to 2am — helps ease traffic and costs around iftar time, when roads typically see a surge in volume.
Al Safa and Al Mamzar Gates: No Change
The toll structure at Al Safa North, Al Safa South, Al Mamzar North, and Al Mamzar South remains unchanged. Vehicles using the same direction at these gates within one hour are not charged an additional crossing fee.
Stay Updated via Official Channels
Road conditions and any last-minute adjustments to Ramadan toll timings will be communicated through the official Salik and RTA social media accounts. Motorists are advised to follow these channels for the latest information throughout the holy month.
Safe travels, and Ramadan Mubarak!
