AED 4 per crossing, daily cap AED 24
Daily Cost
AED 16
Monthly Cost
AED 352
Annual Cost
AED 4,224
| Crossings/Day | Daily | Monthly (22 days) | Annual |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 crossings | AED 8 | AED 176 | AED 2,112 |
| 4 crossings(selected) | AED 16 | AED 352 | AED 4,224 |
| 6 crossings | AED 24 | AED 528 | AED 6,336 |
| 8 crossings | AED 24 | AED 528 | AED 6,336 |
What is Salik?
Salik is Dubai's automated toll collection system managed by the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA). It uses radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology to automatically deduct toll charges as vehicles pass through Salik toll gates. There are currently 8 Salik toll gates located on key roads in Dubai.
How much does each Salik crossing cost?
Each Salik toll gate crossing costs AED 4. The charge is automatically deducted from the Salik tag account linked to the vehicle. You need to ensure sufficient balance in your Salik account to avoid fines.
Is there a daily cap on Salik charges?
Yes, there is a daily cap of AED 24 per vehicle per day, which is equivalent to 6 crossings. Any crossings beyond this limit in a single day are not charged. This cap helps control the maximum daily cost for frequent commuters.
Where are the Salik toll gates located?
The 8 Salik toll gates are located at: Al Maktoum Bridge, Al Garhoud Bridge, Al Safa (Sheikh Zayed Road), Al Barsha (Sheikh Zayed Road), Airport Tunnel, Al Mamzar (near Al Ittihad Road), Jebel Ali (Sheikh Zayed Road), and Al Minhad (Ras Al Khor). The gates operate 24/7.
Note: Salik rates and gate locations are managed by Dubai RTA. Rates may change. Ensure your Salik account has sufficient balance to avoid AED 100 fines per insufficient-balance crossing.
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