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UAE traffic fines: Why you may not see parking inspectors walking around in this emirate
They are deployed to inspect public parking spaces and send data back to inspectors, control room
Photo: Sharjah City Municipality
The Sharjah City Municipality's digital scanning vehicles (DSVs) can inspect more than 22,000 vehicles per day, or about 3,000 vehicles per hour, according to the authority.
These vehicles, which are used to inspect public parking spaces in the city, help make the parking inspection process more efficient. They do this by shortening the time and effort it takes to examine parking spaces, and providing accurate information.
So far, three DSVs have been deployed to inspect 64,754 parking spaces. They read data from vehicles to ensure that parking fees are collected, and provide accurate information to the inspectors and to the parking control room.
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